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:: com :: sun :: star :: xml :: sax ::

unpublished interface XFastDocumentHandler
Base Interfaces
XFastDocumentHandler
┗ XFastContextHandler
XFastContextHandler
(referenced interface's summary:)
receives notification of sax document events from a XFastParser.
Usage Restrictions
not published
Description
receives notification of sax document events from a XFastParser
Methods' Summary
startDocument called by the parser when parsing of an xml stream is started.  
endDocument called by the parser after the last xml element of a stream is processed.  
setDocumentLocator receives an object for locating the origin of SAX document events.  
Methods' Details
startDocument
void
startDocument()
raises( SAXException );
Description
called by the parser when parsing of an xml stream is started.
endDocument
void
endDocument()
raises( SAXException );
Description
called by the parser after the last xml element of a stream is processed.
setDocumentLocator
void
setDocumentLocator( [in] XLocator  xLocator )
raises( SAXException );
Description
receives an object for locating the origin of SAX document events.
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