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AtomicType |
Interface for atomic types (these are either built-in atomic types
or user-defined atomic types).
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ComplexType |
A complex type as defined in XML Schema: either a user-defined complex type, or xs:anyType, or xs:untyped.
|
ConversionResult |
This is a marker interface used as the result methods that convert or cast values from one type
to another.
|
ISchemaCompiler |
Marker interface: the only instance of this class is the SchemaCompiler object in Saxon-SA
|
ItemType |
ItemType is an interface that allows testing of whether an Item conforms to an
expected type.
|
ListType |
Interface representing a simple type of variety List
|
SchemaComponent |
This is a marker interface that represents any "schema component" as defined in the XML Schema
specification.
|
SchemaDeclaration |
This is a marker interface that acts as a surrogate for an object representing
a global element or attribute declaration.
|
SchemaType |
SchemaType is an interface implemented by all schema types: simple and complex types, built-in and
user-defined types.
|
SchemaURIResolver |
A SchemaURIResolver is used when resolving references to
schema documents.
|
SimpleType |
This interface represents a simple type, which may be a built-in simple type, or
a user-defined simple type.
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AnyItemType |
An implementation of ItemType that matches any item (node or atomic value)
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AnySimpleType |
This class has a singleton instance which represents the XML Schema built-in type xs:anySimpleType
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AnyType |
This class has a singleton instance which represents the XML Schema built-in type xs:anyType,
also known as the urtype.
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BuiltInAtomicType |
This class represents a built-in atomic type, which may be either a primitive type
(such as xs:decimal or xs:anyURI) or a derived type (such as xs:ID or xs:dayTimeDuration).
|
BuiltInListType |
This class is used to implement the built-in
list types NMTOKENS, ENTITIES, IDREFS.
|
BuiltInType |
This non-instantiable class acts as a register of Schema objects containing all the built-in types:
that is, the types defined in the "xs" namespace.
|
ExternalObjectType |
This class represents the type of an external Java object returned by
an extension function, or supplied as an external variable/parameter.
|
Type |
This class contains static information about types and methods for constructing type codes.
|
TypeHierarchy |
This class exists to provide answers to questions about the type hierarchy.
|
Untyped |
This class has a singleton instance which represents the complex type xdt:untyped,
used for elements that have not been validated.
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ValidationFailure |
This exception indicates a failure when validating an instance against a type
defined in a schema.
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SchemaException |
An exception that identifies an error in reading, parsing, or
validating a schema.
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UnresolvedReferenceException |
This exception occurs when an attempt is made to dereference a reference from one
schema component to another, if the target of the reference cannot be found.
|
ValidationException |
This exception indicates a failure when validating an instance against a type
defined in a schema.
|
This package contains classes that implement the XPath 2.0 type system. It contains that part of the functionality relevant to a non-schema-aware implementation: that is, the overall structure of the type system, together with representations of the built-in types.
The hierarchy of schema types is represented by the interfaces
SchemaType
, ComplexType
, SimpleType
,
ListType
, and AtomicType
. (Union types never arise
in non-schema-aware processing). There are concrete classes representing
built-in types such as AnyType
, BuiltInAtomicType
,
and BuiltInListType
: the corresponding classes for user-defined
types are in the com.saxonica.schema
package.
The class SequenceType
ought logically to be in this package
but is actually in net.sf.saxon.value
. A sequence type contains
an ItemType
which may be an AtomicType
or a
NodeTest
: NodeTests are found in the package net.sf.saxon.pattern
.
The logic for performing type checking is partly in the singleton class
Type
(which also contains many useful constants), and partly in
the class TypeChecker
found in package net.sf.saxon.expr
.
Michael H. Kay
Saxonica Limited
9 February 2005