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javax.sql.rowset.spi
interface XmlWriter
- All Superinterfaces:
- RowSetWriter
public interface XmlWriter
extends RowSetWriter
A specialized interface that facilitates an extension of the
SyncProvider abstract class for XML orientated
synchronization providers.
SyncProvider implementations that supply XML data writer
capabilities such as output XML stream capabilities can implement this
interface to provider standard XmlWriter objects to
WebRowSet implementations.
Writing a WebRowSet object includes printing the
rowset's data, metadata, and properties, all with the
appropriate XML tags.
| Method Summary |
void |
Writes the given WebRowSet object to the specified
java.io.Writer output stream as an XML document.
|
writeXML
public void writeXML(WebRowSet caller,
Writer writer)
throws SQLException
-
Writes the given
WebRowSet object to the specified
java.io.Writer output stream as an XML document.
This document includes the rowset's data, metadata, and properties
plus the appropriate XML tags.
The caller parameter must be a WebRowSet
object whose XmlWriter field contains a reference to
this XmlWriter object.
- Parameters:
caller - the WebRowSet instance to be written,
for which this XmlWriter object is the writerwriter - the java.io.Writer object that serves
as the output stream for writing caller as
an XML document- Throws:
SQLException - if a database access error occurs or
this XmlWriter object is not the writer
for the given WebRowSet object
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