org.geotools.xml.schema

Interface Choice

All Superinterfaces:

ElementGrouping

All Known Implementing Classes:

ChoiceGT

public interface Choice
extends ElementGrouping

This interface is intended to represent a Choice in an XML Schema. The children of this choice are ElementGroupings which may involve Element declarations, Sequence, Groups ... or even another Choices. We recommend flattening child Choices with the parent, creating a semantically equivalent choice in it's place.

Author:

dzwiers www.refractions.net

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface ElementGrouping

ALL, ANY, CHOICE, ELEMENT, GROUP, SEQUENCE, UNBOUNDED

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ElementGrouping[]	getChildren() This method returns a list of children which repreensts the options for the element which this choice is representing in an XML Schema.
String	getId() The Schema ID for this choice definition.
int	getMaxOccurs() returns the max number of allowable occurences within the xml schema for this construct.
int	getMinOccurs() returns the min number of allowable occurences within the xml schema for this construct.

Methods inherited from interface ElementGrouping

findChildElement, findChildElement, getGrouping

Method Detail

getId

String getId()

The Schema ID for this choice definition.

getMaxOccurs

int getMaxOccurs()

Description copied from interface: ElementGrouping

returns the max number of allowable occurences within the xml schema for this construct.

Specified by:

getMaxOccurs in interface ElementGrouping

See Also:

org.geotools.xml.xsi.ElementGrouping#getMaxOccurs()

getMinOccurs

int getMinOccurs()

Description copied from interface: ElementGrouping

returns the min number of allowable occurences within the xml schema for this construct.

Specified by:

getMinOccurs in interface ElementGrouping

See Also:

org.geotools.xml.xsi.ElementGrouping#getMinOccurs()

getChildren

ElementGrouping[] getChildren()

This method returns a list of children which repreensts the options for the element which this choice is representing in an XML Schema. Although the list is semantically a set, we encourage you to add elements to the list as they apear, to allow Schema writers to optimize the search order.