Interface VirtualNode
- All Known Implementing Classes:
AbstractVirtualNode, DocumentWrapper, DocumentWrapper, DocumentWrapper, DocumentWrapper, NodeWrapper, NodeWrapper, NodeWrapper, NodeWrapper, SpaceStrippedDocument, SpaceStrippedNode, TypeStrippedDocument, TypeStrippedNode
This interface is implemented by NodeInfo implementations that act as wrappers
on some underlying tree. It provides a method to access the real node underlying
the virtual node, for use by applications that need to drill down to the
underlying data.
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Field Summary
Fields inherited from interface NodeInfo
ALL_NAMESPACES, IS_DTD_TYPE, IS_NILLED, LOCAL_NAMESPACES, NO_NAMESPACESFields inherited from interface ValueRepresentation
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionGet the node underlying this virtual node.Get the node underlying this virtual node.Methods inherited from interface Item
getStringValueCS, getTypedValueMethods inherited from interface NodeInfo
atomize, compareOrder, copy, equals, generateId, getAttributeValue, getAttributeValue, getBaseURI, getColumnNumber, getConfiguration, getDeclaredNamespaces, getDisplayName, getDocumentNumber, getDocumentRoot, getFingerprint, getLineNumber, getLocalPart, getNameCode, getNamePool, getNodeKind, getParent, getPrefix, getRoot, getSchemaType, getStringValue, getSystemId, getTypeAnnotation, getURI, hasChildNodes, hashCode, isId, isIdref, isNilled, isSameNodeInfo, iterateAxis, iterateAxisMethods inherited from interface Source
isEmpty, setSystemId
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Method Details
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getUnderlyingNode
Object getUnderlyingNode()Get the node underlying this virtual node. Note that this may itself be a VirtualNode; you may have to drill down through several layers of wrapping.In some cases a single VirtualNode may represent an XPath text node that maps to a sequence of adjacent nodes (for example text nodes and CDATA nodes) in the underlying tree. In this case the first node in this sequence is returned.
- Returns:
- The underlying node.
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getRealNode
Object getRealNode()Get the node underlying this virtual node. If this is a VirtualNode the method will automatically drill down through several layers of wrapping.In some cases a single VirtualNode may represent an XPath text node that maps to a sequence of adjacent nodes (for example text nodes and CDATA nodes) in the underlying tree. In this case the first node in this sequence is returned.
- Returns:
- The underlying node.
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