Class AbstractXMLDocumentParser

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    XMLDocumentHandler
    Direct Known Subclasses:
    AbstractDOMParser, AbstractSAXParser

    public abstract class AbstractXMLDocumentParser
    extends XMLParser
    implements XMLDocumentHandler
    This is the base class for all XML document parsers. XMLDocumentParser provides a common implementation shared by the various document parsers in the Xerces package. While this class is provided for convenience, it does not prevent other kinds of parsers to be constructed using the XNI interfaces.
    • Constructor Detail

      • AbstractXMLDocumentParser

        protected AbstractXMLDocumentParser​(XMLParserConfiguration config)
        Constructs a document parser using the default symbol table and grammar pool.
        Parameters:
        config - the config
    • Method Detail

      • startDocument

        public void startDocument​(XMLLocator locator,
                                  java.lang.String encoding,
                                  NamespaceContext namespaceContext,
                                  Augmentations augs)
                           throws XNIException
        The start of the document.
        Specified by:
        startDocument in interface XMLDocumentHandler
        Parameters:
        locator - The system identifier of the entity if the entity is external, null otherwise.
        encoding - The auto-detected IANA encoding name of the entity stream. This value will be null in those situations where the entity encoding is not auto-detected (e.g. internal entities or a document entity that is parsed from a java.io.Reader).
        namespaceContext - The namespace context in effect at the start of this document. This object represents the current context. Implementors of this class are responsible for copying the namespace bindings from the the current context (and its parent contexts) if that information is important.
        augs - Additional information that may include infoset augmentations
        Throws:
        XNIException - Thrown by handler to signal an error.
      • xmlDecl

        public void xmlDecl​(java.lang.String version,
                            java.lang.String encoding,
                            java.lang.String standalone,
                            Augmentations augs)
                     throws XNIException
        Notifies of the presence of an XMLDecl line in the document. If present, this method will be called immediately following the startDocument call.
        Specified by:
        xmlDecl in interface XMLDocumentHandler
        Parameters:
        version - The XML version.
        encoding - The IANA encoding name of the document, or null if not specified.
        standalone - The standalone value, or null if not specified.
        augs - Additional information that may include infoset augmentations
        Throws:
        XNIException - Thrown by handler to signal an error.
      • doctypeDecl

        public void doctypeDecl​(java.lang.String rootElement,
                                java.lang.String publicId,
                                java.lang.String systemId,
                                Augmentations augs)
                         throws XNIException
        Notifies of the presence of the DOCTYPE line in the document.
        Specified by:
        doctypeDecl in interface XMLDocumentHandler
        Parameters:
        rootElement - The name of the root element.
        publicId - The public identifier if an external DTD or null if the external DTD is specified using SYSTEM.
        systemId - The system identifier if an external DTD, null
        augs - Additional information that may include infoset augmentations otherwise.
        Throws:
        XNIException - Thrown by handler to signal an error.
      • startElement

        public void startElement​(QName element,
                                 XMLAttributes attributes,
                                 Augmentations augs)
                          throws XNIException
        The start of an element. If the document specifies the start element by using an empty tag, then the startElement method will immediately be followed by the endElement method, with no intervening methods.
        Specified by:
        startElement in interface XMLDocumentHandler
        Parameters:
        element - The name of the element.
        attributes - The element attributes.
        augs - Additional information that may include infoset augmentations
        Throws:
        XNIException - Thrown by handler to signal an error.
      • endElement

        public void endElement​(QName element,
                               Augmentations augs)
                        throws XNIException
        The end of an element.
        Specified by:
        endElement in interface XMLDocumentHandler
        Parameters:
        element - The name of the element.
        augs - Additional information that may include infoset augmentations
        Throws:
        XNIException - Thrown by handler to signal an error.
      • processingInstruction

        public void processingInstruction​(java.lang.String target,
                                          XMLString data,
                                          Augmentations augs)
                                   throws XNIException
        A processing instruction. Processing instructions consist of a target name and, optionally, text data. The data is only meaningful to the application.

        Typically, a processing instruction's data will contain a series of pseudo-attributes. These pseudo-attributes follow the form of element attributes but are not parsed or presented to the application as anything other than text. The application is responsible for parsing the data.

        Specified by:
        processingInstruction in interface XMLDocumentHandler
        Parameters:
        target - The target.
        data - The data or null if none specified.
        augs - Additional information that may include infoset augmentations
        Throws:
        XNIException - Thrown by handler to signal an error.