All Classes

This class represents an attribute such as type="empty" or xlink:href="http://www.example.com".

Uses the type-safe enumeration design pattern to represent attribute types, as specified by XML DTDs.

Indicates that the encoding attribute is not an EncName as defined in the XML specification, section 4.3.3, rule 81.

Indicates that an href attribute contains an illegal value, such as a URI with a fragment identifier, or a syntactically incorrect IRI.

Indicates that an accept or accept-language attribute contains C0 control characters (including linefeed, tab, or carriage return) or non-ASCII characters.

Indicates that the parse attribute has some value other than xml or text.

This class is responsible for creating XOM Document objects from a URL, file, string, or input stream by reading an XML document.

Indicates problems with canonicalization.

Writes XML in the format specified by Canonical XML Version 1.0 or Exclusive XML Canonicalization Version 1.0.

This class represents an XML comment such as <-- This is a comment-->.

Indicates an attempt to insert an ancestor element as one of its own descendants.

Represents an XML document type declaration such as <!

The Document class represents a complete XML document including its root element, prolog, and epilog.

Converts XOM Document objects to and from DOM Document objects.

This class represents an XML element.

A read-only list of elements for traversal purposes.

Indicates an attempt to add a node in a wrong place; for instance adding a Text node to a Document object.

Indicates an attempt to create text content that is not allowed in XML 1.0.

Indicates an attempt to set some value to malformed content; for instance by adding a string containing a null or a vertical tab to a text node, or using white space in an element name.

Indicates an attempt to assign a name that is not a legal XML name.

Indicates an attempt to assign a processing instruction target that is not a legal XML 1.0 processing instruction target.

Indicates that an included document attempts to include itself or one of its ancestor documents, directly or indirectly.

Indicates that a string intended for use as a URI or URI reference (typically a namespace name or a base URI) is not syntactically correct according to RFC 3986.

Indicates that an xinclude:fallback element was found outside of an xinclude:include element.

Indicates an attempt to add a node that already has a parent to the same or a different parent.

Represents a namespace in scope.

Signals an attempt to set a namespace in a way that conflicts with an existing namespace; for instance, adding an attribute to an element that has the same prefix as the element but maps it to a different URI.

The generic superclass for all the contents of an XML document.

Builders use a NodeFactory object to construct each Node object (Element, Text, Attribute, etc.) they add to the tree.

Implements a list of nodes for traversal purposes.

Indicates that an xinclude:include element has neither an href attribute nor an xpointer attribute.

Indicates that an attribute with a certain name and/or namespace does not exist.

Indicates that a child with a certain name and/or namespace does not exist.

The generic superclass for nodes that have children.

The generic superclass for all the checked exceptions thrown in XOM.

This class represents an XML processing instruction.

Feeds a XOM Document into a SAX2 ContentHandler.

Outputs a Document object in a specific encoding using various options for controlling white space, normalization, indenting, line breaking, and base URIs.

This class represents a run of text.

Thrown when serializing documents that contain characters not available in the current encoding, and which cannot be escaped (for instance, because they're in an element name or processing instruction data).

Signals a validity error in a document being parsed.

Indicates an attempt to do or create something that could not possibly be serialized in a namespace well-formed XML 1.0 document.

The generic superclass for all checked exceptions that may be thrown as a result of a violation of XInclude's rules.

Implements XInclude resolution as specified in XML Inclusions (XInclude) Version 1.0.

The generic superclass for most runtime exceptions thrown in nu.xom.

Provides utility methods to compare nodes for deep equality in an infoset sense.

Provides namespace prefix bindings for use in an XPath expression.

Indicates problems with XPath syntax or evaluation.

Indicates that an XPath query returned a non-node-set.

Thrown when an XSL stylesheet fails to compile or an XSL transform fails.

Serves as an interface to a TrAX aware XSLT processor such as Xalan or Saxon.