Hi Alberto, thanks for the fast answer.
On Thursday 17 January 2008 15:13, Alberto Massari wrote: > Hi Sven, > Xerces tries to recover from non-fatal errors, so you should install a > DOMErrorHandler to get notified of any error, and return "false" to > abort parsing. But it was a fatal error, I tried a file with the first line: "G<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no">" With the 'G' this is no valid xml. Further if xerces manages to recover from errors, I would expect, that I can access the elements and do not suddenly get a null-pointer. > You can then check your error handler object for the number of errors > occurred, and their associated descriptions. > I recently tried to install a DOMErrorHandler, but did not succeed yet. Sven
