Uses of Class
convert.xml.tok.TokenException

Packages that use TokenException
convert.xml.tok   
 

Uses of TokenException in convert.xml.tok
 

Subclasses of TokenException in convert.xml.tok
 class EmptyTokenException
          Thrown to indicate that the subarray being tokenized is empty.
 class EndOfPrologException
          Thrown to indicate that the end of the prolog has been detected.
 class ExtensibleTokenException
          Thrown to indicate that the char subarray being tokenized is a legal XML token, but that subsequent chars in the same entity could be part of the token.
 class InvalidTokenException
          Thrown to indicate that the byte subarray being tokenized does not start with a legal XML token and cannot start one if more bytes are added.
 class PartialCharException
          Thrown to indicate that the subarray being tokenized is not the complete encoding of one or more XML characters, but might be if more chars were added.
 class PartialTokenException
          Thrown to indicate that the byte subarray being tokenized does not start with a legal XML token but might be one if the subarray were extended.