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gateway-dbc-fx/gnpdev/sim/build/building/sim-classes/weblogic/xml/process/xml-to-java.dtd
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<!--
Top-level element: declare xml-to-java processing instructions
-->
<!ELEMENT xml-to-java (
processor-params,
document-start-action?,
processing-action*,
document-end-action?)
>
<!--
Declare basic information about the processor that is to be code-generated from these
processing instructions.
-->
<!ELEMENT processor-params (
processor-package,
processor-superclass?,
processor-class,
xml-public-id,
(local-dtd-resource-name | dtd-url) )
>
<!--
Declare a package name for the code-generated processor class.
-->
<!ELEMENT processor-package (#PCDATA)>
<!--
Optional: Declare a superclass that the code-generated processor class will extend.
If omitted, the processor class will extend java.lang.Object.
-->
<!ELEMENT processor-superclass (#PCDATA)>
<!--
Declare the class name of the code-generated processor class.
-->
<!ELEMENT processor-class (#PCDATA)>
<!--
Declare the public ID of the XML documents that will be handled by this processor.
NOTE: this is currently a required element, but it is under consideration to make it
optional.
-->
<!ELEMENT xml-public-id (#PCDATA)>
<!--
Optional: Specify a local resource name from which the DTD for the documents
being processed by this processor can be obtained. If this is omitted, and if
xml-public-id is specified, the DTD will be obtained from the system ID URI in the
documents DOCTYPE header.
-->
<!ELEMENT local-dtd-resource-name (#PCDATA)>
<!--
Optional: Specify an alternative URL from which the DTD for the documents
being processed by this processor can be obtained. If this is omitted, and if
xml-public-id is specified, the DTD will be obtained from the system ID URI in the
documents DOCTYPE header.
-->
<!ELEMENT dtd-url (#PCDATA)>
<!--
Provide a processing action that will be executed at the start of processing of the
document, before any elements are read.
-->
<!ELEMENT document-start-action ( declare-obj*, java?)>
<!--
Provide a processing action that will be executed at the conclusion of processing
of the document, after all elements have been read and processed.
-->
<!ELEMENT document-end-action ( declare-obj*, java?)>
<!--
Declare a processing action that will be executed when a particular element is read
in a particular context.
The following attributes are required:
element The element name at which the action will fire
The following attributes are optional:
element-context
As much of the path of the parent element as is required to identify
the element in the XML document structure.
phase Whether the action should fire at the beginning of the processing
of the element or after all the subelements of the element have been
processed.
-->
<!ELEMENT processing-action (declare-obj*, validation?, java?)>
<!ATTLIST processing-action
element CDATA #REQUIRED
element-context CDATA #IMPLIED
phase (element-start|element-end) "element-end"
>
<!--
Declare a reference to a bound object. This object will be in scope for the current
element and any elements downward of it in the XML document tree. At the moment,
only one object of a given class can be bound in scope.
-->
<!ELEMENT declare-obj EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST declare-obj
class CDATA #REQUIRED
var-name CDATA #REQUIRED
initialize (true|false) "true"
scope (document|element) "element"
library-name CDATA #IMPLIED
>
<!--
Java code to be executed when the processing action fires. The code must be
compilable Java with the exception of the following pseudo-variables.
@{name} refers to the PCDATA value of an element with name "name"
@{name.attr-name}
refers to the CDATA value of an attribute of name "attr-name" of an
element with name "name"
Note: all elements referenced must be above or at the current element in the
document tree. Soon it will also be possible to reference nodes below the current
node (in actions with phase "element-end" only).
-->
<!ELEMENT java (#PCDATA)>
<!--
Perform validation on the value of the element in the processing action. If the
element value is invalid, a SAXValidationException will be thrown by the processor.
The following attributes are optional:
nullable Indicates whether the element value is allowed to be empty
(i.e., whitespace)
values Provide a list of valid values. These are separated by the delimiter
'|'. For example, values="True|False".
method Indicates the method of the given name should be invoked with the
element value passed as a single String argument. If the method
detects an invalid value, it must throw an Exception of some kind.
-->
<!ELEMENT validation EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST validation
nullable (true|false) "true"
values CDATA #IMPLIED
method CDATA #IMPLIED
>