OpenTestSystem.Otx.Extensions.XML.Terms Namespace Reference

Lists all Terms. More...

Classes
class	CopyXmlElement
	Deep copy of XmlElement More...
class	CreateXmlDocument
	Creates a XmlDocument from a XMLElementTerm. More...
class	CreateXmlElement
	Creates a new XmlElement. More...
class	GetXmlElementAttributes
	Returns all XML attributes of a XML element More...
class	GetXmlElementChildElements
	Returns all child elements of a XML element as a list of XmlElement objects. More...
class	GetXmlElementName
	Returns the name of a XML element as a String. More...
class	GetXmlElementsByXPath
	Returns a list of XmlElements of a XmlDocument according to the XPath. More...
class	GetXmlElementText
	Returns the text of a XML element as a String. More...
class	GetXmlRootElement
	Returns the root element (root node) of an XML document. More...
class	XmlDocumentTerm
	Represents an XML document term. More...
class	XmlDocumentValue
	Reading of data type value More...
class	XmlElementTerm
	Represents an XML element term. More...
class	XmlElementValue
	Reading of data type value More...
class	XmlFromByteField
	Returns a XmlDocument from a ByteField. More...
class	XmlLoadFromFile
	Returns a XmlDocument from a path. More...
class	XmlToByteField
	Returns a ByteField from an XmlDocument. More...

Detailed Description

Lists all Terms.

OTX terms represent syntactic expressions which can be evaluated in order to yield a value. The resulting value of a term can be a simple value (e.g. an integer in the OTX Integer case) or a reference to complex data (e.g. a reference to a list in the OTX List case). Terms are required in various places in the data model, when a value needs to be computed which is then e.g. assigned to a variable, used as an input parameter for a procedure call, or used as the condition truth value in a branch, etc. Every OTX term is categorized according to its return type.

Note

OTX terms never have side-effects – this means that the arguments of a term will not be changed by term evaluation.

The abstract OTX Core terms are extensible. This means that OTX extensions may derive new terms from any of the abstract term categories defined in the OTX Core.