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## Uses of Package
javax.xml.stream

Packages that use javax.xml.stream
javax.xml.bind | Provides a runtime binding framework for client applications including unmarshalling, marshalling, and validation capabilities.
javax.xml.bind.helpers | JAXB Provider Use Only: Provides partial default implementations for some of the `javax.xml.bind` interfaces.
javax.xml.stream |
javax.xml.stream.events |
javax.xml.stream.util |
javax.xml.transform.stax | Provides for StAX-specific transformation APIs.

Classes in javax.xml.stream used by javax.xml.bind
XMLEventReader This is the top level interface for parsing XML Events.
XMLEventWriter This is the top level interface for writing XML documents.
XMLStreamReader The XMLStreamReader interface allows forward, read-only access to XML.
XMLStreamWriter The XMLStreamWriter interface specifies how to write XML.

Classes in javax.xml.stream used by javax.xml.bind.helpers
XMLEventReader This is the top level interface for parsing XML Events.
XMLEventWriter This is the top level interface for writing XML documents.
XMLStreamReader The XMLStreamReader interface allows forward, read-only access to XML.
XMLStreamWriter The XMLStreamWriter interface specifies how to write XML.

Classes in javax.xml.stream used by javax.xml.stream
EventFilter This interface declares a simple filter interface that one can create to filter XMLEventReaders
FactoryConfigurationError An error class for reporting factory configuration errors.
Location Provides information on the location of an event.
StreamFilter This interface declares a simple filter interface that one can create to filter XMLStreamReaders
XMLEventFactory This interface defines a utility class for creating instances of XMLEvents
XMLEventReader This is the top level interface for parsing XML Events.
XMLEventWriter This is the top level interface for writing XML documents.
XMLInputFactory Defines an abstract implementation of a factory for getting streams.
XMLOutputFactory Defines an abstract implementation of a factory for getting XMLEventWriters and XMLStreamWriters.
XMLReporter This interface is used to report non-fatal errors.
XMLResolver This interface is used to resolve resources during an XML parse.
XMLStreamConstants This interface declares the constants used in this API.
XMLStreamException The base exception for unexpected processing errors.
XMLStreamReader The XMLStreamReader interface allows forward, read-only access to XML.
XMLStreamWriter The XMLStreamWriter interface specifies how to write XML.

Classes in javax.xml.stream used by javax.xml.stream.events
Location Provides information on the location of an event.
XMLStreamConstants This interface declares the constants used in this API.
XMLStreamException The base exception for unexpected processing errors.

Classes in javax.xml.stream used by javax.xml.stream.util
Location Provides information on the location of an event.
XMLEventReader This is the top level interface for parsing XML Events.
XMLStreamConstants This interface declares the constants used in this API.
XMLStreamException The base exception for unexpected processing errors.
XMLStreamReader The XMLStreamReader interface allows forward, read-only access to XML.

Classes in javax.xml.stream used by javax.xml.transform.stax
XMLEventReader This is the top level interface for parsing XML Events.
XMLEventWriter This is the top level interface for writing XML documents.
XMLStreamException The base exception for unexpected processing errors.
XMLStreamReader The XMLStreamReader interface allows forward, read-only access to XML.
XMLStreamWriter The XMLStreamWriter interface specifies how to write XML.

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