javax.sql.rowset.spi

## Interface XmlWriter

- All Superinterfaces:
    RowSetWriter

      public interface XmlWriter
      extends RowSetWriter

  A specialized interface that facilitates an extension of the `SyncProvider` abstract class for XML orientated synchronization providers.

  `SyncProvider` implementations that supply XML data writer capabilities such as output XML stream capabilities can implement this interface to provider standard `XmlWriter` objects to `WebRowSet` implementations.

  Writing a `WebRowSet` object includes printing the rowset's data, metadata, and properties, all with the appropriate XML tags.

- - ### Method Summary

    Methods
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `void` | `writeXML(WebRowSet caller, Writer writer)` Writes the given `WebRowSet` object to the specified `java.io.Writer` output stream as an XML document.

    - ### Methods inherited from interface javax.sql.RowSetWriter

      `writeData`

- - ### Method Detail

    - #### writeXML

          void writeXML(WebRowSet caller,
                      Writer writer)
                        throws SQLException

      Writes the given `WebRowSet` object to the specified `java.io.Writer` output stream as an XML document. This document includes the rowset's data, metadata, and properties plus the appropriate XML tags.

      The `caller` parameter must be a `WebRowSet` object whose `XmlWriter` field contains a reference to this `XmlWriter` object.

      Parameters:
        `caller` - the `WebRowSet` instance to be written, for which this `XmlWriter` object is the writer
        `writer` - the `java.io.Writer` object that serves as the output stream for writing `caller` as an XML document
      Throws:
        `SQLException` - if a database access error occurs or this `XmlWriter` object is not the writer for the given `WebRowSet` object

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