org.castor.xml
public interface: UnmarshalListener [javadoc |
source]
All Known Implementing Classes:
MappingUnmarshallListener, UnmarshalListenerAdapter
An interface to allow external "listening" to objects when
they are being unmarshalled for various tracking purposes and
potential modification. An implementation of
this interface may be registered with the Unmarshaller.
This is already a new version of this interface with
enhanced callback methods. The orginial implementation still
exists but is deprecated
org.exolab.castor.xml.UnmarshalListener .
The UnmarshalListener interface does
not report on
native data types that are unmarshalled.
The first definition of this interface was by
Paul Christmann,
Keith Visco and
Arnaud Blandin.
- author:
Joachim - Grueneis, jgrueneis AT codehaus DOT org
- version:
$ - Revision$
- since:
1.2 -
| Method from org.castor.xml.UnmarshalListener Detail: |
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 public void attributesProcessed(Object target,
Object parent)
This method is called once the attributes have been processed.
It indicates that the the fields of the given object corresponding
to attributes in the XML document have been set. |
public void fieldAdded(String fieldName,
Object parent,
Object child) This method is called after a child object has been added during the
unmarshalling. This method will be called after #unmarshalled(Object) has
been called for the child. |
public void initialized(Object target,
Object parent) This method is called when an object has just been initialized by the
Unmarshaller. |
public void unmarshalled(Object target,
Object parent) This method is called after an object
has been completely unmarshalled, including
all of its children (if any). |