Package org.odftoolkit.odfdom.pkg
package org.odftoolkit.odfdom.pkg
Representing the "Package Layer", the physical document handling.
File streams can be inserted and deleted.
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ClassDescriptionWarnings and errors of the ODF input document are being registered here without breaking the load process.An interface to visit every odf element, according to Visitor design patternMediaType represens the mediatype or MIMETYPE of the file/document.The NamespaceName interface is being used to provide an easy way to define Namespaces in a higher layer (e.g.Any attribute within the ODF package that is listed in the ODF schema.Any element within the ODF package that is listed in the ODF schema.Base class for all attributes of the OpenDocument formatOverwriting the DOM methods for element access, whenever a new ODF element was added triggering
onOdfNodeInserted
and when removed aonOdfNodeRemoved.
.This ODF document decryption exception.The DOM representation of an XML file within the ODF document.The class provides a simplified interface for XML names.Class wrapping the XML Namespace URI and XML Namespace prefix (used by default) as a single entity For instance, the ODF paragraph element <text:p> uses by default in the ODF specification the prefix "text" and is bound to this prefix heresOdfPackage represents the package view to an OpenDocument document.This class is used for validation of the ODF Package.The package layer described by the ODF 1.2 Package specification is independent of the above ODF XML layer described by the ODF 1.2 XML Schema specification.Helper class to receive an ODF document template for new documents from the environment (ie.Namespaces of OpenDocument 1.2 XML Package SchemaThis ODF specific validation excpetion faciliates the usage of a SAXParseException for none XML validation, used by anErrorHandler
.This factory determines what elements are being used in the DOC layer (i.e.AValidationConstraint
is used to collect validation conditions and their return messages in case not appliance (invalid condition).