See: Description
Interface | Description |
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PostureGetter |
This interface defines a method used to get the context item posture.
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Class | Description |
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AccumulatorManagerEE |
Manager for accumulator functions (XSLT 3.0).
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Conduit |
A Conduit is a communication channel from a Producer to a Consumer: the channel is used to pass
a sequence of items (and possibly an exception) from the producer to the consumer.
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Inversion |
This class represents an expression that has been "inverted" (in the Jackson sense) so that its
execution is push-driven, that is, driven by events from the streamed document.
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Inversion.PushAction |
A PushAction is a collection of data that together represents the strategy for how an expression should be
evaluated in push mode.
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ManualGroupIterator |
The class ManualGroupIterator represents an iterator that is never repositioned, but can
be used to represent the focus in the dynamic context.
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PostureAndSweep |
This class defines a composite property of an expression containing both the posture and sweep of the
expression, as defined in the XSLT 3.0 specification.
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Projector |
This class uses a
PathMap to do document projection. |
SequenceExchanger |
This class enables one thread to produce a sequence of items in push mode, and another thread to
read the sequence of items in pull mode, using a producer/consumer model.
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SequenceExchanger.Consumer |
The Consumer is a SequenceIterator that reads a sequence of items from the Conduit: that
is, it allows its caller to make a sequence of calls on next(), each of which will return the
next item pushed onto the Conduit by the corresponding Producer.
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SequenceExchanger.EvaluationThread |
EvaluationThread is a producer that evaluates an expression in "push" mode, writing the results
to a Conduit.
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SequenceExchanger.Producer |
The class Producer represents the thread that pushes items onto the Conduit.
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SequenceExchanger.SequencePusher |
A SequenceReceiver that accepts a sequence of events and writes them to a Conduit
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SequenceFilter |
A sequence writer that passes on only those items that satisfy a filter predicate.
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SequenceTransmitter |
This is a SequenceWriter that passes items through to a supplied SequenceReceiver
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Streamability | |
StreamingApplyTemplates |
Streaming version of the xsl:apply-templates instruction.
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StreamingCopy |
This class performs a streaming copy of selected nodes within a document.
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StreamingPatternMaker |
Factory class to make a streaming pattern from an expression.
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StreamInstr |
Implementation of the xsl:stream instruction
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TemplateInversion |
This class represents the inversion of a template body
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Enum | Description |
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Posture |
The posture of an expression defines the relationship of the result to a streamed input document,
as defined in the XSLT 3.0 specification.
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Sweep |
The posture of an expression defines the relationship of the result to a streamed input document,
as defined in the XSLT 3.0 specification.
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Exception | Description |
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QuitParsingException |
An exception used to signal that no more input is required from the parser, and that
parsing can therefore be abandoned early (but without signaling any error to the user)
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This package and its subpackages contains classes used to support streaming and document projection. In principle these facilities are applicable both to XSLT and XQuery; the streamed evaluation of XPath expressions is also used during schema validation, to process identity constraints.
None of these classes will be used directly by typical user applications.
This package contains classes that watch for events coming from the streamed document. Different kinds of watch are associated with different expressions and perform differing actions with these events.
The instantiation of watch classes, calling them to test whether they are interested in particular events,
and remembering when to de-activate them, is all handled by the WatchManager
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