Uses of Package
jd.xml.xpath.object

Packages that use jd.xml.xpath.object

jd.xml.xpath	Contains a XPath Version 1.0 implementation.
jd.xml.xpath.axis	Contains classes that implement the path expressions.
jd.xml.xpath.expr	Contains the base XPath expression classes.
jd.xml.xpath.expr.compare	Contains classes for the =, !=, >, >=, <, <= operators.
jd.xml.xpath.expr.function	Contains the XPath functions.
jd.xml.xpath.expr.misc	Contains classes representing various XPath expressions.
jd.xml.xpath.expr.operator	Contains classes representing various XPath operators.
jd.xml.xpath.expr.path
jd.xml.xpath.expr.visitor
jd.xml.xpath.object	Contains classes for the XPath objects, i.e.
jd.xml.xpath.tool	Contains utility classes to evaluate XPath expressions.
jd.xml.xslt	Contains a XSLT Version 1.1 implementation.
jd.xml.xslt.expr	Contains the XPath functions and expressions defined by XSLT.
jd.xml.xslt.extension	Contains support for extension functions defined by the XSLT script element.
jd.xml.xslt.extension.exslt	Contains support for extensions defined by EXSLT .
jd.xml.xslt.format	Contains helper classes for XSLT format and sort tasks.
jd.xml.xslt.template	Contains classes representing the various XSLT template elements and instructions.
jd.xml.xslt.trace
jd.xml.xslt.util	Contains XSLT related utility classes.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath.axis

XMutableNodeSet
A NodeSet to which nodes can be added.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath.expr

Equality
Equality represents the equality operators = and !=.

Relation
Relation represents the relational operators <, <=, > and >=.

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath.expr.compare

Equality
Equality represents the equality operators = and !=.

Relation
Relation represents the relational operators <, <=, > and >=.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath.expr.function

XMutableNodeSet
A NodeSet to which nodes can be added.

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath.expr.misc

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath.expr.operator

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath.expr.path

XMutableNodeSet
A NodeSet to which nodes can be added.

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath.expr.visitor

Equality
Equality represents the equality operators = and !=.

Relation
Relation represents the relational operators <, <=, > and >=.

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath.object

Equality
Equality represents the equality operators = and !=.

Relation
Relation represents the relational operators <, <=, > and >=.

XBoolean
XBoolean represents a XPath object with type boolean.

XEmptyNodeSet
An empty nodeset.

XMutableNodeSet
A NodeSet to which nodes can be added.

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xpath.tool

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xslt

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xslt.expr

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xslt.extension

Equality
Equality represents the equality operators = and !=.

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xslt.extension.exslt

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

XString
XString represents a XPath object with type string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xslt.format

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xslt.template

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xslt.trace

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.

Classes in jd.xml.xpath.object used by jd.xml.xslt.util

XNodeSet
XNodeSet represents a XPath object with type node-set.

XObject
XObject is the base class for the classes that represent objects of the four basic XPath types node-set, boolean, number and string.