- was deprecated by XMLStreamReader from STaX - jsr173 API.
This is the top level interface for iterating over XML Events
in an XML document.
An event stream can be thought of encapsulating SAX
events. It applies an iterator/pull metaphor to the parser
allowing procedural, stream-based, handling of input XML rather than
having to write chained event handlers to handle complex XML
documents.
The pull metaphor allows single-pass, stream-based parsing of the document rather
than tree based manipulation.
| Method from org.apache.xmlbeans.xml.stream.XMLInputStream Detail: |
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 public void close() throws XMLStreamException Deprecated!
Closes this input stream and releases any system resources associated with the stream. |
public ReferenceResolver getReferenceResolver() Deprecated! Returns the reference resolver that was set for this stream,
returns null if no ReferenceResolver has been set. |
public XMLInputStream getSubStream() throws XMLStreamException Deprecated! getSubStream() returns a stream which points to the entire next element in the
current stream. For example: take a document that has a root node A, where the children
of A are B, C, and D. If the stream is pointing to the start element of A, getSubStream() will return
A, B, C and D including the start element of A and the end element of A. The position of the parent
stream is not changed and the events read by the substream are written back to its parent. |
public boolean hasNext() throws XMLStreamException Deprecated! Check if there are more events to pull of the stream |
public XMLEvent next() throws XMLStreamException Deprecated! Get the next XMLEvent on the stream |
public XMLEvent peek() throws XMLStreamException Deprecated! Check the next XMLEvent without reading it from the stream.
Returns null if the stream is at EOF or has no more XMLEvents. |
public void setReferenceResolver(ReferenceResolver resolver) Deprecated! Provides a way to set the ReferenceResolver of the stream,
this is mostly needed for handle references to other parts of the
document. |
public void skip() throws XMLStreamException Deprecated! Skip the next stream event |
public boolean skip(int eventType) throws XMLStreamException Deprecated! Position the stream at the next XMLEvent of this type. The method
returns true if the stream contains another XMLEvent of this type
and false otherwise. |
public boolean skip(XMLName name) throws XMLStreamException Deprecated! Position the stream at the next element of this name. The method
returns true if the stream contains another element with this name
and false otherwise. Skip is a forward operator only. It does
not look backward in the stream. |
public boolean skip(XMLName name,
int eventType) throws XMLStreamException Deprecated! Position the stream at the next element of this name and this type.
The method returns true if the stream contains another element
with this name of this type and false otherwise. |
public void skipElement() throws XMLStreamException Deprecated! Skips the entire next start tag / end tag pair. |
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