Package jimm.twice.ice.xml

Contains classes useful for building ICE payloads within SOAP envelopes.

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Description

Class Summary

Add	A package add request.
BusinessTerm
Cancel	A cancel request.
Cancellation
Capabilities
Confirmation	A confirmation.
ContentMetadata	Content metadata; goes with an offer.
DeliveryPolicy	Delivery policy; goes with an offer.
DeliveryRule	A delivery rule.
Description	A package add request.
Fault	A fault records an error id and optional message.
Features	A container for feature string values.
GenericMetadata	The abstract superclass of metadata and content metadata messages.
GetPackage	A get-package request.
GetPackages	A container for multiple get-package requests.
GetStatus
Group	A container for group, add, remove-item, and metadata messages.
Header	Each ICE request and response needs a header.
Item	A package item.
ItemRef	A package item ref.
Location
Message	The superclass of all ICE XML message chunks.
Metadata	A metadata message.
Namespaces	XML namespace constants and comparison methods.
Offer	An offer.
OfferMetadata
OK	An OK reply sent in response to a ping request.
Package	An ICE package, which is a container for add, remove-item, and group elements.
PackageConfirmations
Packages	A container for package messages.
Packaging
Parameters
Ping	A ping request.
Reference	A URL item reference, found within an item-ref element.
Remove
RemoveItem	A package remove-item request.
SoapEnvelope	ICE messages are delivered inside SOAP envelopes.
Status
Subscribe
SubscribeFault
Subscription
Text
Transport

Package jimm.twice.ice.xml Description

Contains classes useful for building ICE payloads within SOAP envelopes. Use the toString method of a SOAP envelope or any message element to retrieve it as an XML string.

The Message class is a wrapper around a DOM document node that contains an XML element. This makes it easy to add messages as children of other messages and to manipulate their attributes.

Here's an example of creating a simple SOAP envelope containing an ICE ping message:

    SoapEnvelope env = new SoapEnvelope();
    env.setHeader(new Header(domain, party));
    env.setBody(new Ping());

Here's how to do the same thing in one step:

    SoapEnvelope env = new SoapEnvelope(new Header(domain, party),
                                        new Ping());