Examples of XMLGrammarPool

• com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.xni.grammars.XMLGrammarPool

  This interface specifies how the parser and the application interact with respect to Grammar objects that the application possesses--either by having precompiled them or by having stored them from a previous validation of an instance document. It makes no assumptions about the kind of Grammar involved, or about how the application's storage mechanism works.

  The interaction works as follows:

  • When a validator considers a document, it is expected to request grammars of the type it can handle from this object using the retrieveInitialGrammarSet method.
  • If it requires a grammar not in this set, it will request it from this Object using the retrieveGrammar method.
  • After successfully validating an instance, the validator should make any new grammars it has compiled available to this object using the cacheGrammars method; for ease of implementation it may make other Grammars it holds references to as well (i.e., it may return some grammars that were retrieved from the GrammarPool in earlier operations).

  @author Neil Graham, IBM
• mf.org.apache.xerces.xni.grammars.XMLGrammarPool

  This interface specifies how the parser and the application interact with respect to Grammar objects that the application possesses--either by having precompiled them or by having stored them from a previous validation of an instance document. It makes no assumptions about the kind of Grammar involved, or about how the application's storage mechanism works.

  The interaction works as follows:

  • When a validator considers a document, it is expected to request grammars of the type it can handle from this object using the retrieveInitialGrammarSet method.
  • If it requires a grammar not in this set, it will request it from this Object using the retrieveGrammar method.
  • After successfully validating an instance, the validator should make any new grammars it has compiled available to this object using the cacheGrammars method; for ease of implementation it may make other Grammars it holds references to as well (i.e., it may return some grammars that were retrieved from the GrammarPool in earlier operations).

  @author Neil Graham, IBM @version $Id: XMLGrammarPool.java 447245 2006-09-18 05:22:10Z mrglavas $
• org.apache.xerces.xni.grammars.XMLGrammarPool

  This interface specifies how the parser and the application interact with respect to Grammar objects that the application possesses--either by having precompiled them or by having stored them from a previous validation of an instance document. It makes no assumptions about the kind of Grammar involved, or about how the application's storage mechanism works.

  The interaction works as follows:

  • When a validator considers a document, it is expected to request grammars of the type it can handle from this object using the retrieveInitialGrammarSet method.
  • If it requires a grammar not in this set, it will request it from this Object using the retrieveGrammar method.
  • After successfully validating an instance, the validator should make any new grammars it has compiled available to this object using the cacheGrammars method; for ease of implementation it may make other Grammars it holds references to as well (i.e., it may return some grammars that were retrieved from the GrammarPool in earlier operations).

  @author Neil Graham, IBM @version $Id: XMLGrammarPool.java 319806 2004-02-24 23:15:58Z mrglavas $

Examples of org.apache.xerces.xni.grammars.XMLGrammarPool