| Name |
Description |
| Conversion |
A Conversion instance encapsulates the knowledge of how to transform an XML document from one Release of a Specification to another. |
| ConversionException |
Summary description for ConversionException. |
| DTDRelease |
A DTDRelease instance contains a meta-description of an XML Specification represented by an XML DTD. |
| DefaultDTDReleaseLoader |
An instance of the DefaultDTDReleaseLoader class will extract the description of a DTD based grammar from the bootstrap data file and construct a DTDRelease to hold it. |
| DefaultInstanceInitialiser |
The DefaultInstanceInitialiser class performs the population of attributes and values on the root element of a new document. |
| DefaultSchemaRecogniser |
An instance implementing the SchemaRecognise interface is used to compare an XmlDocument to a SchemaRelease to see if it could be an instance of it. |
| DefaultSchemaReleaseLoader |
An instance of the DefaultSchemaReleaseLoader class will extract the description of an XML Schema based grammar from the bootstrap data file and construct a SchemaRelease to hold it. |
| DirectConversion |
The DirectConversion class describes a transformation implemented by a derived class. |
| IndirectConversion |
The IndirectConversion is used to chain multiple transformations together to create a multi-stage transformation. IndirectConversion instances are created during the search process to find a conversion path between two releases. |
| InstanceInitialiser |
An instance of the InstanceInitialiser class is used to initialise new schema based XmlDocument instances. |
| Release |
A Release represents an identifiable version of a Specification. |
| SchemaRecogniser |
An instance implementing the SchemaRecognise interface is used to compare an XmlDocument to a SchemaRelease to see if it could be an instance of it. |
| SchemaRelease |
The SchemaRelease class adds support for the ISchema interface to the base Release class. |
| Specification |
Instances of the Specification class represent XML based data models such as those for the standards FpML and FixML. |
