Uses of Class
proper.xml.Element

Packages that use Element

proper.app	Contains command line classes, which can all be called with the option "-help" to get further information about the available parameters.
proper.gui.experiment	This package serves as a frontend to the command line based Application classes.
proper.io	Classes that handle IO-stuff can be found here, e.g.
proper.remote.messages	Contains the XML-messages used for the distributed computing.
proper.xml	Contains classes for handling XML documents and XSLT.

Uses of Element in proper.app

Methods in proper.app that return Element

Element

Application.toXML() returns the content in an XML structure, where the actual data is stored in the children of the returned Element, i.e.

Methods in proper.app with parameters of type Element

void	Application.fromXML(Element node) reads all the data stored in the children of the given node (= container).

Uses of Element in proper.gui.experiment

Methods in proper.gui.experiment that return Element

Element	BuilderTabPanel.toXML() returns the content of the panel as XML-Nodes, the outer node is just a container for the XML from the Tabs.
Element	BuilderProperties.toXML() returns the content of the panel as XML-Nodes, whereas the outer node is just a container!
Element	BuilderPanel.toXML() returns the content of the panel as XML-Node

Methods in proper.gui.experiment with parameters of type Element

void	BuilderTabPanel.fromXML(Element node) propagates the content of the node to its Tab-children.
void	BuilderProperties.fromXML(Element node) sets the properties inside this container node
void	BuilderPanel.fromXML(Element node) sets the data contained in this node, i.e.

Uses of Element in proper.io

Methods in proper.io that return Element

Element

CommandLine.toXML() returns the content in an XML structure, where the actual data is stored in the children of the returned Element, i.e.

Methods in proper.io with parameters of type Element

void	CommandLine.fromXML(Element node) reads all the data stored in the children of the given node (= container) The children must be provided in an ANT compatible way, i.e.

Uses of Element in proper.remote.messages

Methods in proper.remote.messages that return Element

Element	JobMessage.getAdditional() returns the Additional tag
Element	Message.getBody() returns the body element
Element	DataMessage.getData() returns the Data tag
Element	Message.getHeader() returns the header element
Element	JobMessage.getJob() returns the Job tag

Methods in proper.remote.messages with parameters of type Element

java.lang.String	Message.getContent(Element node) returns the content of the specified node, can be NULL (e.g.
java.lang.String	Message.getContent(Element node, boolean returnEmptyIfNull) returns the content of the specified node, can be NULL (e.g.
java.util.Vector	Message.getContent(Element node, java.lang.String path) returns all the contents of nodes found according to the path from starting from the given node
java.util.Vector	Message.getContent(Element node, java.lang.String path, boolean returnEmptyIfNull) returns all the contents of nodes found according to the path from starting from the given node
void	Message.setContent(Element node, java.lang.Object content) sets the content of the specified node, but only if the node is not NULL

Uses of Element in proper.xml

Methods in proper.xml that return Element

Element	Parser.getRoot() returns the root element
Element	Document.getRoot() returns the root node, the node that contains the PI, DOCTYPE (actual) root-node
Element	XMLAccessInterface.toXML() returns the content in an XML structure, where the actual data is stored in the children of the returned Element, i.e.

Methods in proper.xml with parameters of type Element

void	XMLAccessInterface.fromXML(Element node) reads all the data stored in the children of the given node (= container)
java.util.Vector	Path.get(Element node, java.lang.String path) returns all the nodes that fulfilled the path criteria
void	Document.setRoot(Element root) sets the root node

Constructors in proper.xml with parameters of type Element

Document(java.lang.String pi, Element root)
initializes the object with the given processing instructions and root