javax.xml.stream.events

Interface XMLEvent

    • Method Detail

      • getLocation

        Location getLocation()
        Return the location of this event. The Location returned from this method is non-volatile and will retain its information.
        See Also:
        Location
      • isStartElement

        boolean isStartElement()
        A utility function to check if this event is a StartElement.
        See Also:
        StartElement
      • isAttribute

        boolean isAttribute()
        A utility function to check if this event is an Attribute.
        See Also:
        Attribute
      • isNamespace

        boolean isNamespace()
        A utility function to check if this event is a Namespace.
        See Also:
        Namespace
      • isEndElement

        boolean isEndElement()
        A utility function to check if this event is a EndElement.
        See Also:
        EndElement
      • isEntityReference

        boolean isEntityReference()
        A utility function to check if this event is an EntityReference.
        See Also:
        EntityReference
      • isProcessingInstruction

        boolean isProcessingInstruction()
        A utility function to check if this event is a ProcessingInstruction.
        See Also:
        ProcessingInstruction
      • isCharacters

        boolean isCharacters()
        A utility function to check if this event is Characters.
        See Also:
        Characters
      • isStartDocument

        boolean isStartDocument()
        A utility function to check if this event is a StartDocument.
        See Also:
        StartDocument
      • isEndDocument

        boolean isEndDocument()
        A utility function to check if this event is an EndDocument.
        See Also:
        EndDocument
      • asStartElement

        StartElement asStartElement()
        Returns this event as a start element event, may result in a class cast exception if this event is not a start element.
      • asEndElement

        EndElement asEndElement()
        Returns this event as an end element event, may result in a class cast exception if this event is not a end element.
      • asCharacters

        Characters asCharacters()
        Returns this event as Characters, may result in a class cast exception if this event is not Characters.
      • getSchemaType

        QName getSchemaType()
        This method is provided for implementations to provide optional type information about the associated event. It is optional and will return null if no information is available.
      • writeAsEncodedUnicode

        void writeAsEncodedUnicode(Writer writer)
                                   throws XMLStreamException
        This method will write the XMLEvent as per the XML 1.0 specification as Unicode characters. No indentation or whitespace should be outputted. Any user defined event type SHALL have this method called when being written to on an output stream. Built in Event types MUST implement this method, but implementations MAY choose not call these methods for optimizations reasons when writing out built in Events to an output stream. The output generated MUST be equivalent in terms of the infoset expressed.
        Parameters:
        writer - The writer that will output the data
        Throws:
        XMLStreamException - if there is a fatal error writing the event

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