Uses of Package
ca.ucalgary.seahawk.util

Packages that use ca.ucalgary.seahawk.util

ca.ucalgary.seahawk.gui	Seahawk is a graphical MOBY client that can be used standalone, or easily embedded in another Java application.
ca.ucalgary.seahawk.util

Classes in ca.ucalgary.seahawk.util used by ca.ucalgary.seahawk.gui

DataFlowRecorder
Takes a browsing history in Seahawk and turns it into a Taverna2 workflow (Programming-by-Example).

FilterSearch
Holds info to limit the display of information from a document to some combination of a regex match and an XPath.

MobyPayloadRequestListener
To be implemented by classes that can provide a Moby payload object (e.g. to submit to a service) upon request, with the auumption that the listener knows what to send in the context of the class to which it attached itself as a listener.

PrintableJEditorPane
A class used to make the rendered contents of a JEditorPane printable in Java.

Classes in ca.ucalgary.seahawk.util used by ca.ucalgary.seahawk.util

CombinedIcon

FilterSearch
Holds info to limit the display of information from a document to some combination of a regex match and an XPath.

MobyContentCreator
Interface implemented by Seahawk moby data classes that are actually placeholders for lists of data.

MobyDataObjectDeferred
A class that pretends it's a real moby data instance, but is actually a deferred list of data instances that should be submitted en-masse to services.

MobyDataObjectSetDeferred
A class that pretends it's a real moby data collection instance, but is actually a deferred list of data collection instances that should be submitted en-masse to services.

MobyPayloadRequestListener
To be implemented by classes that can provide a Moby payload object (e.g. to submit to a service) upon request, with the auumption that the listener knows what to send in the context of the class to which it attached itself as a listener.

MutableNodeList

XPathOption
Simple class to hold an XPath and a textual description of the XPath, generally for use in a JComboBox, etc. where the toString() is important.