javax.xml.stream.events

Interface DTD

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    • Method Detail

      • getDocumentTypeDeclaration

        String getDocumentTypeDeclaration()
        Returns the entire Document Type Declaration as a string, including the internal DTD subset. This may be null if there is not an internal subset. If it is not null it must return the entire Document Type Declaration which matches the doctypedecl production in the XML 1.0 specification

      • getProcessedDTD

        Object getProcessedDTD()
        Returns an implementation defined representation of the DTD. This method may return null if no representation is available.

      • getNotations

        List getNotations()
        Return a List containing the notations declared in the DTD. This list must contain NotationDeclaration events.
        Returns:
        an unordered list of NotationDeclaration events
        See Also:
        NotationDeclaration

      • getEntities

        List getEntities()
        Return a List containing the general entities, both external and internal, declared in the DTD. This list must contain EntityDeclaration events.
        Returns:
        an unordered list of EntityDeclaration events
        See Also:
        EntityDeclaration

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