Appendix C. The XMLObjectImpl Class
IN THIS APPENDIX
XMLObjectImpl is the base class for all XML objects as viewed through the eyes of Enhydra XMLC. It is heavily used by the XMLC compiler to generate the Java logic that constructs the DOM template when loaded by the presentation object. To see how they are used in the generation of a DOM template, use the xmlc command -keep option to preserve the XMLC- generated intermediate Java source file.
The HTML-specific class extension of XMLObjectImpl is HTMLObjectImpl. It extends XMLObjectImpl with HTML-specific methods: cloneNode(), close(), getAnchors(), getApplets(), getBody(), getCookie(), getDomain(), getElementById(), getElementsByName(), getForms(), getImages(), getLinks(), getReferrer() ...
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