Uses of Package
org.biomoby.shared.parser

Packages that use org.biomoby.shared.parser

org.biomoby.client	The components used for developing Moby clients.
org.biomoby.service	It contains general components that can be used by those writing code for Moby services.
org.biomoby.shared.data	The package org.biomoby.shared.data allows you to easily build MOBY data instances for sending to services, or querying the registry.
org.biomoby.shared.parser	The package org.biomoby.shared.parser contains classes for parsing Biomoby data from an XML format (a Biomoby XML envelope) into Java objects, and back to XML.

Classes in org.biomoby.shared.parser used by org.biomoby.client

MobyJob
This class represents one BioMoby query (in a client request), or a result of one query (in a service response).

MobyPackage
This is the main container for Biomoby data once they are extracted from an XML format.

Classes in org.biomoby.shared.parser used by org.biomoby.service

MobyJob
This class represents one BioMoby query (in a client request), or a result of one query (in a service response).

MobyPackage
This is the main container for Biomoby data once they are extracted from an XML format.

Classes in org.biomoby.shared.parser used by org.biomoby.shared.data

ServiceException
A container for an exception raised by a service provider when something wrong has to be reported back to a client.

Classes in org.biomoby.shared.parser used by org.biomoby.shared.parser

MobyDataElement
A general "envelope" that can carry real Biomoby data objects.

MobyJob
This class represents one BioMoby query (in a client request), or a result of one query (in a service response).

MobyPackage
This is the main container for Biomoby data once they are extracted from an XML format.

MobySimple
A specialized "envelope" that can carry one real Biomoby data object, and gives it (usually) a name, also known as an article name for top-level object.

MobyTags
An interface containing all Biomoby XML element and attribute names.

ServiceException
A container for an exception raised by a service provider when something wrong has to be reported back to a client.