Java javax.xml.namespace QName fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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Subclass

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Constructor

	QName(final String namespaceURI, final String localPart) `QName` constructor specifying the Namespace URI and local part. If the Namespace URI is `null`, it is set to javax.xml.XMLConstants#NULL_NS_URI XMLConstants.NULL_NS_URI .
	QName(String localPart) `QName` constructor specifying the local part. If the local part is `null` an `IllegalArgumentException` is thrown.
	QName(String namespaceURI, String localPart, String prefix) `QName` constructor specifying the Namespace URI, local part and prefix. If the Namespace URI is `null`, it is set to javax.xml.XMLConstants#NULL_NS_URI XMLConstants.NULL_NS_URI .

Method

boolean	equals(Object objectToTest) Test this `QName` for equality with another `Object`. If the `Object` to be tested is not a `QName` or is `null`, then this method returns `false`. Two `QName`s are considered equal if and only if both the Namespace URI and local part are equal.
String	getLocalPart() Get the local part of this `QName`.
String	getNamespaceURI() Get the Namespace URI of this `QName`.
String	getPrefix() Get the prefix of this `QName`. The prefix assigned to a `QName` might *NOT* be valid in a different context.
String	toString() `String` representation of this `QName`. The commonly accepted way of representing a `QName` as a `String` was defined by James Clark.
QName	valueOf(String qNameAsString) `QName` derived from parsing the formatted `String`. If the `String` is `null` or does not conform to #toString() QName.toString() formatting, an `IllegalArgumentException` is thrown. The `String` MUST* be in the form returned by #toString() QName.toString() .* The commonly accepted way of representing a `QName` as a `String` was defined by James Clark.