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Description
| Interface Summary | |
| ECHOConnection | A connection to an ECHO Processor for a given User. |
| ECHOConnectionFactory | Factory interface for obtaining an ECHO XProcessor configured with an initial set of User credentails |
| ECHOContext | provides context information for an ECHO processor ECHOContext objects provide the ECHO processor the ability to pass parameters to nested ECHO request handlers ECHOContext objects may contain a handle to a "parent" context. |
| ECHORequest | The Interface for all elements in ECHO. |
| ECHOResponse | represent the result of evaluating an ECHO Request. |
| XProcessor | The top level interface to an ECHO Processor, which can operate either in server mode, client mode or both. |
| Class Summary | |
| ECHOHome | The Home interface (static methods) for ECHO from which one can obtain the system's ECHOConnectionFactory and ECHO XProcessors. |
| Parameter | |
| Query | Represents a parameterized query in SQL syntax. |
| Types | |
| Exception Summary | |
| ECHOException | general mechanism for signalling errors during ECHO Processing |
Palomar's XML ECHO Processor API.
Palomar implements the XML ECHO processing language. The implementation is exposed through the APIs in this package. Client code typically obtains a Palomar ECHOConnection through a static method, then calls on that connection to process XML ECHO scripts.
ContentHandler ch = TransformServiceHome.createCharacterContentWriter();
ECHOConnection eConn = ECHOHome.getECHOConnection("local", "jim", "passwd");
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