See: Description
Interface | Description |
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PullProvider |
PullProvider is Saxon's pull-based interface for reading XML documents and XDM sequences.
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Class | Description |
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NamespaceContextImpl |
This class bridges between the JAXP 1.3 NamespaceContext interface and Saxon's
equivalent NamespaceResolver interface.
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PullConsumer |
A PullConsumer consumes all the events supplied by a PullProvider, doing nothing
with them.
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PullFilter |
PullFilter is a pass-through filter class that links one PullProvider to another PullProvider
in a pipeline.
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PullPushCopier |
This class copies a document by using the pull interface to read the input document,
and the push interface to write the output document.
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PullPushTee |
PullPushTee is a pass-through filter class that links one PullProvider to another PullProvider
in a pipeline, copying all events that are read into a push pipeline, supplied in the form
of a Receiver.
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PullSource |
A PullSource is a JAXP Source that encapsulates a PullProvider - that is, an object
that supplies an XML document as a sequence of events that are read under the control
of the recipient.
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StaxBridge |
This class implements the Saxon PullProvider API on top of a standard StAX parser
(or any other StAX XMLStreamReader implementation)
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UnparsedEntity |
This class is used to represent unparsed entities in the PullProvider interface
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This package provides classes that interface Saxon to an XML parser that supplies data in the form
of a stream of events. It provides an interface, PullProvider
, that is an abstraction
over the pull parser interfaces provided on Java and .NET, and that can in principle be implemented
by other data sources to deliver input documents as if they came from a parser.
This package is almost obsolete. Pull-mode processing of queries, when required at all, is generally
done using the classes in the net.sf.saxon.evpull
package, which deliver a stream of events
as objects, rather than as simple integers (analogous to the two styles of pull processing interface
in StAX).
The API, defined in class PullProvider
, is loosely modelled on the StAX XMLReader
API. It is not identical, because it is designed as an intimate and efficient interface that integrates with
Saxon concepts such as the SequenceIterator
and the NamePool
. A class
StaxBridge
is available that provides the PullProvider
interface on top of a
StAX pull parser. In the .NET build, a similar class DotNetPullProvider
interfaces Saxon to the
Microsoft XmlTextReader
.
A source of data delivered by a PullProvider
may be presented either as a PullSource
or as a StaxSource
. Both these are accepted by any Saxon interface that allows a JAXP
Source
object to be supplied.
Additional implementations of PullProvider
are available in Saxon-PE
and
Saxon-EE
, specifically, implementations that deliver data by walking a Saxon tree structure
(represented by class NodeInfo
), and implementations that allow queries to be evaluated
in pull mode, with lazy construction of temporary document and element nodes.
Some examples of application code using the pull interface with Saxon are provided in the
PullExamples.java
file in the samples directory.
Michael H. Kay
Saxonica Limited
10 June 2009
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