Uses of Package
org.xmlet.xsdparser.xsdelements.xsdrestrictions
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Classes in org.xmlet.xsdparser.xsdelements.xsdrestrictions used by org.xmlet.xsdparser.xsdelements Class Description XsdEnumeration Represents a value that a given XSD type is allowed to take.XsdFractionDigits States the number of fraction digits allowed in a numeric type.XsdLength States the exact number of length to a given type, either aString, aList, or another measurable type.XsdMaxExclusive States the maximum value that a given type might take, excluding the respective value.XsdMaxInclusive States the maximum value that a given type might take, including the respective value.XsdMaxLength States the maximum length of a given type, either aString, aListor another measurable type.XsdMinExclusive States the minimum value that a given type might take, excluding the respective value.XsdMinInclusive States the minimum value that a given type might take, including the respective value.XsdMinLength States the minimum length of a given type, either aString, aListor another measurable type.XsdPattern States a pattern that a given attribute must match in order to be considered valid.XsdTotalDigits States the number of total digits allowed in a numeric type.XsdWhiteSpace States how the whiteSpace characters should be treated. -
Classes in org.xmlet.xsdparser.xsdelements.xsdrestrictions used by org.xmlet.xsdparser.xsdelements.visitors Class Description XsdEnumeration Represents a value that a given XSD type is allowed to take.XsdFractionDigits States the number of fraction digits allowed in a numeric type.XsdLength States the exact number of length to a given type, either aString, aList, or another measurable type.XsdMaxExclusive States the maximum value that a given type might take, excluding the respective value.XsdMaxInclusive States the maximum value that a given type might take, including the respective value.XsdMaxLength States the maximum length of a given type, either aString, aListor another measurable type.XsdMinExclusive States the minimum value that a given type might take, excluding the respective value.XsdMinInclusive States the minimum value that a given type might take, including the respective value.XsdMinLength States the minimum length of a given type, either aString, aListor another measurable type.XsdPattern States a pattern that a given attribute must match in order to be considered valid.XsdTotalDigits States the number of total digits allowed in a numeric type.XsdWhiteSpace States how the whiteSpace characters should be treated. -
Classes in org.xmlet.xsdparser.xsdelements.xsdrestrictions used by org.xmlet.xsdparser.xsdelements.xsdrestrictions Class Description XsdEnumeration Represents a value that a given XSD type is allowed to take.XsdFractionDigits States the number of fraction digits allowed in a numeric type.XsdIntegerRestrictions This class serves as a base to every different restriction that has its restricting parameter defined as anInteger.XsdLength States the exact number of length to a given type, either aString, aList, or another measurable type.XsdMaxExclusive States the maximum value that a given type might take, excluding the respective value.XsdMaxInclusive States the maximum value that a given type might take, including the respective value.XsdMaxLength States the maximum length of a given type, either aString, aListor another measurable type.XsdMinExclusive States the minimum value that a given type might take, excluding the respective value.XsdMinInclusive States the minimum value that a given type might take, including the respective value.XsdMinLength States the minimum length of a given type, either aString, aListor another measurable type.XsdPattern States a pattern that a given attribute must match in order to be considered valid.XsdStringRestrictions This class serves as a base to every different restriction that has its restricting parameter defined as anString.XsdTotalDigits States the number of total digits allowed in a numeric type.XsdWhiteSpace States how the whiteSpace characters should be treated.