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## Uses of Interface
javax.xml.stream.Location

Packages that use Location
javax.xml.stream |
javax.xml.stream.events |
javax.xml.stream.util |

Uses of Location in javax.xml.stream

Fields in javax.xml.stream declared as Location
`protected Location` | `XMLStreamException.location`

Methods in javax.xml.stream that return Location
`Location` | `XMLStreamException.getLocation()` Gets the location of the exception
`Location` | `XMLStreamReader.getLocation()` Return the current location of the processor.

Methods in javax.xml.stream with parameters of type Location
`void` | `XMLReporter.report(String message, String errorType, Object relatedInformation, Location location)` Report the desired message in an application specific format.
`abstract void` | `XMLEventFactory.setLocation(Location location)` This method allows setting of the Location on each event that is created by this factory.

Constructors in javax.xml.stream with parameters of type Location
`XMLStreamException(String msg, Location location)` Construct an exception with the assocated message, exception and location.
`XMLStreamException(String msg, Location location, Throwable th)` Construct an exception with the assocated message, exception and location.

Uses of Location in javax.xml.stream.events

Methods in javax.xml.stream.events that return Location
`Location` | `XMLEvent.getLocation()` Return the location of this event.

Uses of Location in javax.xml.stream.util

Methods in javax.xml.stream.util that return Location
`Location` | `StreamReaderDelegate.getLocation()`

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