src/share/jaxws_classes/javax/xml/bind/ValidationEventLocator.java

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    26 package javax.xml.bind;
    28 /**
    29  * Encapsulate the location of a ValidationEvent.
    30  *
    31  * <p>
    32  * The <tt>ValidationEventLocator</tt> indicates where the <tt>ValidationEvent
    33  * </tt> occurred.  Different fields will be set depending on the type of
    34  * validation that was being performed when the error or warning was detected.
    35  * For example, on-demand validation would produce locators that contained
    36  * references to objects in the Java content tree while unmarshal-time
    37  * validation would produce locators containing information appropriate to the
    38  * source of the XML data (file, url, Node, etc).
    39  *
    40  * @author <ul><li>Ryan Shoemaker, Sun Microsystems, Inc.</li><li>Kohsuke Kawaguchi, Sun Microsystems, Inc.</li><li>Joe Fialli, Sun Microsystems, Inc.</li></ul>
    41  * @see Validator
    42  * @see ValidationEvent
    43  * @since JAXB1.0
    44  */
    45 public interface ValidationEventLocator {
    47     /**
    48      * Return the name of the XML source as a URL if available
    49      *
    50      * @return the name of the XML source as a URL or null if unavailable
    51      */
    52     public java.net.URL getURL();
    54     /**
    55      * Return the byte offset if available
    56      *
    57      * @return the byte offset into the input source or -1 if unavailable
    58      */
    59     public int getOffset();
    61     /**
    62      * Return the line number if available
    63      *
    64      * @return the line number or -1 if unavailable
    65      */
    66     public int getLineNumber();
    68     /**
    69      * Return the column number if available
    70      *
    71      * @return the column number or -1 if unavailable
    72      */
    73     public int getColumnNumber();
    75     /**
    76      * Return a reference to the object in the Java content tree if available
    77      *
    78      * @return a reference to the object in the Java content tree or null if
    79      *         unavailable
    80      */
    81     public java.lang.Object getObject();
    83     /**
    84      * Return a reference to the DOM Node if available
    85      *
    86      * @return a reference to the DOM Node or null if unavailable
    87      */
    88     public org.w3c.dom.Node getNode();
    90 }

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