Uses of Interface
com.sun.xml.tree.ElementEx

Packages that use ElementEx
com.sun.xml.tree This package supports in-memory XML documents in the form of a parse tree compliant with the W3C DOM Level 1 Core Recommendation, with extensions including support for XML Namespaces as defined by the current XML proposed recommendation. 
 

Uses of ElementEx in com.sun.xml.tree
 

Classes in com.sun.xml.tree that implement ElementEx
 class ElementNode
          This class represents XML elements in a parse tree, and is often subclassed to add custom behaviors.
 

Methods in com.sun.xml.tree that return ElementEx
 ElementEx XmlDocument.createElementEx(java.lang.String tagName)
          Create a new element, associated with this document, with no children, attributes, or parent.
 ElementEx XmlDocument.createElementEx(java.lang.String uri, java.lang.String tagName)
          Create a new element, associated with this document, with no children, attributes, or parent.
 ElementEx XmlDocument.getElementExById(java.lang.String id)
          Returns the element whose ID is given by the parameter; or null if no such element exists.
 ElementEx ElementFactory.createElementEx(java.lang.String tag)
          This is like the DOM Document.createElement method, except that its return type is different.
 ElementEx ElementFactory.createElementEx(java.lang.String uri, java.lang.String tag)
          Returns an element which may be specialized to support application specific behaviors as associated with the specified namespace.
 ElementEx SimpleElementFactory.createElementEx(java.lang.String namespace, java.lang.String tag)
          Creates an element by using the mapping associated with the specified namespace, or the default namespace as appropriate.
 ElementEx SimpleElementFactory.createElementEx(java.lang.String tag)
          Creates an element by using the default mapping.
 ElementEx DocumentEx.getElementExById(java.lang.String id)
          Returns the element whose ID is given by the parameter; or null if no such element is known.
 



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