InfosetInputter
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package infoset
Return the current infoset inputter event type
Get the local name of the current event.
Get the local name of the current event. This will only be called when the current event type is StartElement.
Get the namespace of the current event.
Get the namespace of the current event. This will only be called when the current event type is StartElement. If the InfosetInputter does not support namespaces, this shoud return null. This may return null to represent no namespaces.
Get the content of a simple type.
Get the content of a simple type. This will only be called when the current event type is StartElement and the element is a simple type. If the event contains complex data, it is an error and should throw NonTextFoundInSimpleContentException. If the element does not have any simple content, this should return either null or the empty string.
Return true if there are remaining events.
Return true if there are remaining events. False otherwise.
Determine if the current event is nilled.
Determine if the current event is nilled. This will only be called when the current event type is StartElement. Return MaybeBoolean.Nope if no nil property is set, which implies the element is not nilled. Return MaybeBoolean(false) if the nil property is set, but it is set to false. Return MaybeBoolean(true) if the nil property is set to true.
Move the internal state to the next event.
Set if this infoset inputter supports namespaces.
Set if this infoset inputter supports namespaces. The return value of getNamespace will be ignore if this is false. Note that if this is false, some infoset representations may fail to unparse if the schema depends on namespace information to differentiate between elements.
Override these further only if you want to say, delegate from one cursor implemtation to another one.
Override these further only if you want to say, delegate from one cursor implemtation to another one.
Return true if the accessor was filled with another infoset event, or one was taken from the queued events.
Return true if the accessor was filled with another infoset event, or one was taken from the queued events.