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Description
| Interface Summary | |
| ProblemListener | This is the interface that the XSL processor calls when it has a problem of some kind, either an error or a warning. |
| Class Summary | |
| FormatterToDOM | This class takes SAX events (in addition to some extra events that SAX doesn't handle yet) and adds the result to a document or document fragment. |
| FormatterToHTML | FormatterToHTML formats SAX-style events into XML. |
| FormatterToText | This class takes SAX events (in addition to some extra events that SAX doesn't handle yet) and produces simple text only. |
| FormatterToXML | FormatterToXML formats SAX-style events into XML. |
| ProblemListenerDefault | This is the interface that the XSL processor calls when it has a problem of some kind, either an error or a warning. |
| TreeWalker | This class does a pre-order walk of the DOM tree, calling the FormatterListener interface as it goes. |
| XMLParserLiaison | This is the interface that the XSL processor calls when it has a problem of some kind, either an error or a warning. |
| XMLParserLiaisonDefault | A class that handles interfacing IBM's XML4J2 to the Lotus XSL Processor. |
Infrastructure for working with an XML parser.
An implementation of the XMLParserLiaison interface provides a liaison
between the XSLT processor and an XML parser. Unless you specify an XML parser and your own implementation of
the XMLParserLiaison interface, Xalan-Java uses the
XMLParserLiaisonDefault:
This package also includes four implementations of the SAX org.xml.sax.DocumentHandler interface:
FormatterToDOMFormatterToXMLFormatterToHTML (an extension of FormatterToXML)FormatterToText
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