Mask for JDOM Element
objects
Element
defines behavior for an XML
element, modeled in Java.
This protected constructor is provided in order to support an Element
subclass that wants full control over variable initialization.
This will create a new
Element
with the supplied (local) name, and define
the
Namespace
to be used.
This will create a new
Element
with the supplied (local) name, and define
the
Namespace
to be used.
This will create a new
Element
with the supplied (local) name, and define
the
Namespace
to be used.
This will create a new
Element
with
the supplied (local) name, and specifies the URI
of the
Namespace
the
Element
should be in, resulting it being unprefixed (in the default
namespace).
This will create a new
Element
with
the supplied (local) name, and specifies the URI
of the
Namespace
the
Element
should be in, resulting it being unprefixed (in the default
namespace).
This will create a new
Element
with
the supplied (local) name, and specifies the URI
of the
Namespace
the
Element
should be in, resulting it being unprefixed (in the default
namespace).
This will create a new
Element
with
the supplied (local) name, and specifies the prefix and URI
of the
Namespace
the
Element
should be in.
This will create a new
Element
with
the supplied (local) name, and specifies the prefix and URI
of the
Namespace
the
Element
should be in.
This will create a new
Element
with
the supplied (local) name, and specifies the prefix and URI
of the
Namespace
the
Element
should be in.
Handle an element declaration in a DTD
The ElementFilter
when applied to a FilterList
will only allow Elements
to be visible.
Filter out the Elements with the supplied Namespace.
Filter out the Elements with the supplied name in any Namespace.
Filter out the Elements with the supplied name and Namespace.
The element being constrained
Report a CDATA section - ignored in SAXBuilder.
This signifies that the reading of the DTD is complete.
Indicates the end of an element
(</[element name]>
) is reached.
This will add the prefix mapping to the JDOM
Document
object.
Attribute type: the attribute value is a list of entity names.
Attribute type: the attribute value is the name of an entity.
Mask for JDOM EnitityRef
objects
EntityRef
Defines an XML entity reference in Java.
Default, no-args constructor for implementations
to use if needed.
This will create a new EntityRef
with the supplied name.
This will create a new EntityRef
with the supplied name.
This will create a new EntityRef
with the supplied name.
This will create a new EntityRef
with the supplied name and system id.
This will create a new EntityRef
with the supplied name, public ID, and system ID.
This will create a new EntityRef
with the supplied name, public id, and system id.
This will create a new EntityRef
with the supplied name, public ID, and system ID.
Attribute type: the attribute value is a name token from an
enumeration.
This tests for equality of this Attribute
to the supplied
Object
.
This tests for equality of this CDATA
to the supplied
Object
, explicitly using the == operator.
This tests for equality of this Comment
to the supplied
Object
.
Returns true if object is instance of ContentFilter and has
the same filtering mask as this one.
This tests for equality of this DocType
to the supplied
Object
.
This tests for equality of this Document
to the supplied
Object
.
This tests for equality of this Element
to the supplied
Object
, explicitly using the == operator.
Returns true if object is instance of ElementFilter and has
the same parent Element, name, and namespace as this filter.
This tests for equality of this Entity
to the supplied
Object
.
This tests for equality - Two Namespaces
are equal if and only if their URIs are byte-for-byte equals.
This tests for equality of this ProcessingInstruction
to the supplied Object
.
This tests for equality of this Text
to the supplied
Object
, explicitly using the == operator.
This method is called in response to an error that has occurred;
this indicates that a rule was broken, typically in validation, but
that parsing could reasonably continue.
This will take the pre-defined entities in XML 1.0 and
convert their character representation to the appropriate
entity reference, suitable for XML attributes.
This will take the three pre-defined entities in XML 1.0
(used specifically in XML elements) and convert their character
representation to the appropriate entity reference, suitable for
XML element content.
This is called when the parser encounters an external entity
declaration.