Uses of Interface
org.modeshape.common.text.TextDecoder

Packages that use TextDecoder
org.modeshape.common.text A set of utilities for working with text. 
org.modeshape.graph.property Nodes in a graph contain properties, and this package defines the interfaces, classes and exceptions for representing and working with properties and their values. 
org.modeshape.graph.xml Graph content can often be represented in XML, so this part of the ModeShape Graph API defines the classes that provide the binding between graph and XML content. 
org.modeshape.jdbc.delegate   
org.modeshape.sequencer.xml The classes that make up the XML sequencer. 
 

Uses of TextDecoder in org.modeshape.common.text
 

Classes in org.modeshape.common.text that implement TextDecoder
 class FilenameEncoder
          An encoder useful for converting text to be used within a filename on common file systems and operating systems, including Linux, OS X, and Windows XP.
 class Jsr283Encoder
          Encoder that escapes characters that are not allowed in JCR names.
 class NoOpEncoder
          An encoder implementation that does nothing.
 class QuoteEncoder
           
 class UrlEncoder
          An encoder useful for converting text to be used within a URL, as defined by Section 2.3 of RFC 2396.
 class XmlNameEncoder
          An encoder and decoder for XML element and attribute names.
 class XmlValueEncoder
          An encoder useful for converting text to be used within XML attribute values.
 

Uses of TextDecoder in org.modeshape.graph.property
 

Fields in org.modeshape.graph.property declared as TextDecoder
static TextDecoder ValueFactory.DEFAULT_DECODER
           
static TextDecoder Path.DEFAULT_DECODER
          The default text decoder to be used when none is otherwise specified.
static TextDecoder Path.JSR283_DECODER
          The text decoder that decodes according to JSR-283.
static TextDecoder Path.NO_OP_DECODER
          The text decoder that does nothing.
static TextDecoder Path.URL_DECODER
          The text decoder that decodes text according to the rules of RFC 2396.
 

Methods in org.modeshape.graph.property with parameters of type TextDecoder
 T[] ValueFactory.create(String[] values, TextDecoder decoder)
          Create an array of values from an array of strings, using the supplied decoder.
 Name NameFactory.create(String namespaceUri, String localName, TextDecoder decoder)
          Create a name from the given namespace URI and local name.
 T ValueFactory.create(String value, TextDecoder decoder)
          Create a value from a string, using the supplied decoder.
 Path.Segment PathFactory.createSegment(String segmentName, TextDecoder decoder)
          Create a path segment given the supplied segment name.
 

Uses of TextDecoder in org.modeshape.graph.xml
 

Fields in org.modeshape.graph.xml declared as TextDecoder
protected  TextDecoder XmlHandler.decoder
          The TextDecoder that is used to decode the names.
static TextDecoder XmlHandler.DEFAULT_DECODER
          Decoder for XML names, to turn '_xHHHH_' sequences in the XML element and attribute names into the corresponding UTF-16 characters.
 

Constructors in org.modeshape.graph.xml with parameters of type TextDecoder
XmlHandler(Destination destination, boolean skipRootElement, Path parent, TextDecoder textDecoder, Name nameAttribute, Name typeAttribute, Name typeAttributeValue, XmlHandler.AttributeScoping scoping)
          Create a handler that creates content in the supplied graph
 

Uses of TextDecoder in org.modeshape.jdbc.delegate
 

Fields in org.modeshape.jdbc.delegate declared as TextDecoder
static TextDecoder ConnectionInfo.URL_DECODER
           
 

Uses of TextDecoder in org.modeshape.sequencer.xml
 

Fields in org.modeshape.sequencer.xml declared as TextDecoder
protected  TextDecoder XmlSequencerHandler.decoder
          The TextDecoder that is used to decode the names.
static TextDecoder XmlSequencerHandler.DEFAULT_DECODER
          Decoder for XML names, to turn '_xHHHH_' sequences in the XML element and attribute names into the corresponding UTF-16 characters.
 



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