org.apache.xml.utils
Class Constants
java.lang.Object
org.apache.xml.utils.Constants
public class Constants
extends java.lang.Object
Primary constants used by the XSLT Processor
// The old namespace for Java extension
S_EXTENSIONS_OLD_JAVA_URL
public static final String // The old namespace for Java extension
S_EXTENSIONS_OLD_JAVA_URL
Xalan extension namespaces.
S_BUILTIN_EXTENSIONS_URL
public static final String S_BUILTIN_EXTENSIONS_URL
S_BUILTIN_EXTENSIONS_URL is a mnemonic for the XML Namespace
(http://xml.apache.org/xalan) predefined to signify Xalan's
built-in XSLT Extensions. When used in stylesheets, this is often
bound to the "xalan:" prefix.
S_BUILTIN_OLD_EXTENSIONS_URL
public static final String S_BUILTIN_OLD_EXTENSIONS_URL
The old built-in extension url. It is still supported for
backward compatibility.
S_EXSLT_COMMON_URL
public static final String S_EXSLT_COMMON_URL
EXSLT extension namespaces.
S_VENDOR
public static final String S_VENDOR
Authorship mnemonics, as Java Strings. Not standardized,
as far as I know.
- S_VENDOR -- the name of the organization/individual who published
this XSLT processor.
- S_VENDORURL -- URL where one can attempt to retrieve more
information about this publisher and product.
S_XMLNAMESPACEURI
public static final String S_XMLNAMESPACEURI
Mnemonics for standard XML Namespace URIs, as Java Strings:
- S_XMLNAMESPACEURI (http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace) is the
URI permanantly assigned to the "xml:" prefix. This is used for some
features built into the XML specification itself, such as xml:space
and xml:lang. It was defined by the W3C's XML Namespaces spec.
- S_XSLNAMESPACEURL (http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform) is the
URI which indicates that a name may be an XSLT directive. In most
XSLT stylesheets, this is bound to the "xsl:" prefix. It's defined
by the W3C's XSLT Recommendation.
- S_OLDXSLNAMESPACEURL (http://www.w3.org/XSL/Transform/1.0) was
used in early prototypes of XSLT processors for much the same purpose
as S_XSLNAMESPACEURL. It is now considered obsolete, and the version
of XSLT which it signified is not fully compatable with the final
XSLT Recommendation, so what it really signifies is a badly obsolete
stylesheet.
XSLTVERSUPPORTED
public static final double XSLTVERSUPPORTED
The minimum version of XSLT supported by this processor.
- 1.0
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