The QtSoapQName class provides a wrapper for QNames (names with namespaces). More...
#include <QtSoapQName>
| QtSoapQName ( const QString & name = QString::null, const QString & uri = QString::null ) | |
| ~QtSoapQName () | |
| QString | name () const |
| QString | uri () const |
| QtSoapQName & | operator= ( const QString & s ) |
| bool | operator< ( const QtSoapQName & s1, const QtSoapQName & s2 ) |
| bool | operator== ( const QtSoapQName & s1, const QtSoapQName & s2 ) |
The QtSoapQName class provides a wrapper for QNames (names with namespaces).
This class is used extensively in QtSoap to define and identify header and body elements, including method and argument names.
The QtSoapQName consists of a name and a URI. The URI is used as the name's namespace, i.e. the name is qualified (hence 'Q'-Name) by the URI. The name() and uri() functions return the QNames's name and URI.
The QtSoapQName can be empty. It can also have just a name with no URI. Special handling is often applied to a QtSoapQName that has no URI. Typically, if a QName with no namespace is used in an element in a SOAP document that already has a default namespace defined, then that namespace will be applied to the QName.
QtSoapMessage message; message.setMethod(QtSoapQName("sendMessage", "http://messenging.example.com/")); message.addMethodArgument(QtSoapSimpleType(QtSoapQName("a"), 15));
Constructs a QName. Sets the QName name to name and the URI to uri.
Destructs the QtSoapQName.
Returns QName's name.
Returns the QName's URI.
Sets the QName's name to s, and sets the URI to an empty string.
If s2 has a non-empty URI, this function returns true if the merge of the URI and the name of s1 is lexically less than that of s2; otherwise it returns false.
If s2 has an empty URI, this function returns true if the name of s1 is lexically less than the name of s2; otherwise it returns false.
The comparison is case-insensitive.
If s2 has a non-empty URI, this function returns true if the merge of the URI and the name of s1 is equal to that of s2; otherwise it returns false.
If s2 has an empty URI, this function returns true if the name of s1 is equal to the name of s2; otherwise it returns false.
The comparison is case-insensitive.