Package org.apache.jena.datatypes.xsd.impl

Provides implementations of the XSD datatype.

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Class Summary

Class	Description
RDFhtml	rdf:html.
RDFLangString	rdf:langString.
XMLLiteralType	Builtin data type to represent XMLLiteral (i.e.
XSDAbstractDateTimeType	Base class for all date/time/duration type representations.
XSDBaseNumericType	Base implementation for all numeric datatypes derived from xsd:decimal.
XSDBaseStringType	Base implementation for all string datatypes derived from xsd:string.
XSDByteType	Datatype template used to define XSD int types
XSDDateTimeStampType
XSDDateTimeType	Type processor for dateTime, most of the machinery is in the base XSDAbstractDateTimeType class.
XSDDateType	Type processor for date, most of the machinery is in the base XSDAbstractDateTimeType class.
XSDDayTimeDurationType
XSDDayType	Type processor for gDay, most of the machinery is in the base XSDAbstractDateTimeType class.
XSDDouble	Datatype representation for xsd:float.
XSDDurationType	The XSD duration type, the only job of this extra layer is to wrap the return value in a more convenient accessor type.
XSDFloat	Datatype representation for xsd:float.
XSDMonthDayType	Type processor for gMonthDay, most of the machinery is in the base XSDAbstractDateTimeType class.
XSDMonthType	Type processor for gMonth, most of the machinery is in the base XSDAbstractDateTimeType class.
XSDPlainType	A datatype that does not use the Xerces machinary for isEqual, yet is still an XSDDatatype.
XSDTimeType	Type processor for time, most of the machinery is in the base XSDAbstractDateTimeType class.
XSDYearMonthDurationType
XSDYearMonthType	Type processor for gYearMonth, most of the machinery is in the base XSDAbstractDateTimeType class.
XSDYearType	Type processor for year, most of the machinery is in the base XSDAbstractDateTimeType class.

Package org.apache.jena.datatypes.xsd.impl Description

Provides implementations of the XSD datatype. These implementations are currently just thin wrappers onto a set of internal classes defined by Xerces. This does make Jena reliant on the Xerces version and alternative implementations may be explored in the future.