Top Interfaces Classes
module java.xml

Package com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.xs

Interface Summary

Modifier and TypeInterface and Description
public interface
AttributePSVI

Represents a PSVI item for one attribute information item.

public interface
ElementPSVI

Represents a PSVI item for one element information item.

public interface
ItemPSVI

Represents an abstract PSVI item for an element or an attribute information item.

public interface
LSInputList

The LSInputList interface provides the abstraction of an ordered collection of LSInputs, without defining or constraining how this collection is implemented.

public interface
PSVIProvider

This interface provides access to the post schema validation infoset for an API that provides a streaming document infoset, such as SAX, XNI, and others.

public interface
ShortList

The ShortList is an immutable ordered collection of unsigned short.

public interface
StringList

The StringList is an immutable ordered collection of GenericString.

public interface
XSAnnotation

This interface represents the Annotation schema component.

public interface
XSAttributeDeclaration

The interface represents the Attribute Declaration schema component.

public interface
XSAttributeGroupDefinition

This interface represents the Attribute Group Definition schema component.

public interface
XSAttributeUse

This interface represents the Attribute Use schema component.

public interface
XSComplexTypeDefinition

This interface represents the Complex Type Definition schema component.

public interface
XSConstants

This interface defines constants used by this specification.

public interface
XSElementDeclaration

The interface represents the Element Declaration schema component.

public interface
XSFacet

Describes a constraining facet.

public interface
XSIDCDefinition

This interface represents the Identity-constraint Definition schema component.

public interface
XSImplementation

This interface allows one to retrieve an instance of XSLoader.

public interface
XSLoader

An interface that provides a method to load XML Schema documents.

public interface
XSModel

This interface represents an XML Schema.

public interface
XSModelGroup

This interface represents the Model Group schema component.

public interface
XSModelGroupDefinition

This interface represents the Model Group Definition schema component.

public interface
XSMultiValueFacet

Describes a multi-value constraining facets: pattern and enumeration.

public interface
XSNamedMap

Objects implementing the XSNamedMap interface are used to represent immutable collections of XML Schema components that can be accessed by name.

public interface
XSNamespaceItem

The interface represents the namespace schema information information item.

public interface
XSNamespaceItemList

The XSNamesaceItemList interface provides the abstraction of an immutable ordered collection of XSNamespaceItems, without defining or constraining how this collection is implemented.

public interface
XSNotationDeclaration

This interface represents the Notation Declaration schema component.

public interface
XSObject

The XSObject is a base object for the XML Schema component model.

public interface
XSObjectList

The XSObjectList interface provides the abstraction of an immutable ordered collection of XSObjects, without defining or constraining how this collection is implemented.

public interface
XSParticle

This interface represents the Particle schema component.

public interface
XSSimpleTypeDefinition

This interface represents the Simple Type Definition schema component.

public interface
XSTerm

Describes a term that can be one of a model group, a wildcard, or an element declaration.

public interface
XSTypeDefinition

This interface represents a complex or simple type definition.

public interface
XSValue

Represents an actual value of a simple type.

public interface
XSWildcard

This interface represents the Wildcard schema component.

Class Summary

Modifier and TypeClass and Description
public class
XSException

The XML Schema API operations only raise exceptions in "exceptional" circumstances, i.e., when an operation is impossible to perform (either for logical reasons, because data is lost, or because the implementation has become unstable).