Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Service

org.xmldb.api.base.Service
The Service interface provides an extension mechanism for Collection implementations. It is to be implented by Service instances that define their own set of methods to perform the necessary action. For an example of what a functional Service interface should look like look at XPathQueryService. @see org.xmldb.api.modules.XPathQueryService

    *  method has been called on the <code>Collection</code><br />
    */
     public org.xmldb.api.base.Service getService(String name, String version) throws XMLDBException {
        checkOpen();


        Service result = (Service) services.get(name + version);


        return result;
     }

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     *  method has been called on the <code>Collection</code><br />
     */
    public org.xmldb.api.base.Service getService(String name, String version) throws XMLDBException {
        checkOpen();


        Service result = (Service) services.get(name + version);


        return result;
    }

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     *  method has been called on the <code>Collection</code><br />
     */
    public org.xmldb.api.base.Service getService(String name, String version) throws XMLDBException {
        checkOpen();


        Service result = (Service) services.get(name + version);


        return result;
    }

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     *  method has been called on the <code>Collection</code><br />
     */
    public org.xmldb.api.base.Service getService(String name, String version) throws XMLDBException {
        checkOpen();


        Service result = (Service) services.get(name + version);


        return result;
    }

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