stax-extensions.dtd

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<!--
   STAX Extensions Document Type Definition (DTD)

   This DTD module is identified by the SYSTEM identifier:

     SYSTEM 'stax-extensions.dtd'

   This DTD is used for files specified using the EXTENSIONXMLFILE
   parameter when registering the STAX service with extensions.

-->

<!--================= STAX Extension File Definition =============== -->
<!--
     The root element extensions contains all other elements.  It
     consists of one or more extension elements.
-->
<!ELEMENT stax-extensions    (extension+)>

<!--================= The Extension Element ======================== -->
<!--
     Specifies a STAX extension.  It can consist of 0 or more
     parameter elements, followed by 0 or more include-element or
     0 or more exclude-element elements.
-->
<!ELEMENT extension          (parameter*,
                              (include-element* | exclude-element*))>
<!ATTLIST extension
          jarfile            CDATA   #REQUIRED
>

<!--================= The Parameter Element ======================== -->
<!--
     Specifies a parameter for a STAX extension.
-->
<!ELEMENT parameter          EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST parameter
          name               CDATA   #REQUIRED
          value              CDATA   #REQUIRED
>

<!--================= The Include Element ========================= -->
<!--
     Specifies to only register this element for a STAX extension
     instead of registering all elements specified in the extension
     jar file's manifest file.
-->
<!ELEMENT include-element    EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST include-element
          name               CDATA   #REQUIRED
>

<!--================= The Exclude Element ========================= -->
<!--
     Specifies to excluce registering this element for a STAX extension
     instead of registering all elements specified in the extension
     jar file's manifest file.
-->
<!ELEMENT exclude-element    EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST exclude-element
          name               CDATA   #REQUIRED
>