Uses of Package
org.inxar.affirm

Packages that use org.inxar.affirm
com.inxar.affirm XML-based implementation of Proclamation and various Affirmation types. 
org.inxar.affirm Interfaces which define the core affirm API. 
 

Classes in org.inxar.affirm used by com.inxar.affirm
Affirmation
          The Affirmation interface is a central concept to the design of this package as it encapsulates a single unit of work towards the verification of values given under predetermined keys in an Input object.
AffirmationException
          AffirmationException are thrown by Affirmation implementations if and when the input they are affirming is discovered to be invalid.
Data
          The Data interface is the 'goal' object in that it is the carrier of information that has been successfully verified through the proclamation/affirmation methodology.
Input
          The Input interface acts as a very simple and general interface for any entity which produces data that needs to be verified/affirmed/proclaimed.
Proclamation
          A Proclamation is a set of affirmations applied sequentially to an Input.
ProclamationException
          ProclamationException instances are thrown by Proclamation objects to indicate that at least one error has occurred while verifying the input using applied Affirmation implementations.
 

Classes in org.inxar.affirm used by org.inxar.affirm
AffirmationException
          AffirmationException are thrown by Affirmation implementations if and when the input they are affirming is discovered to be invalid.
Data
          The Data interface is the 'goal' object in that it is the carrier of information that has been successfully verified through the proclamation/affirmation methodology.
Datum
          A Datum is the pair (key, value).
Detail
          A Detail acts as a container for one particular error message that originated from a single invalid Affirmation.affirm(Object) invocation.
Errata
          Errata is the 'error data' analog to the Data interface.
Erratum
          An Erratum is the 'error' data parallel to the Datum interface.
Input
          The Input interface acts as a very simple and general interface for any entity which produces data that needs to be verified/affirmed/proclaimed.
ProclamationException
          ProclamationException instances are thrown by Proclamation objects to indicate that at least one error has occurred while verifying the input using applied Affirmation implementations.