Re: [castor-dev] Can marshalling error messages be more specific?

2005-04-11 Thread Werner Guttmann

James, Keith,

can you please move any further messages to dev@castor.codehaus.org (which I've 
added to CC already).

Thanks
Werner

On Sun, 10 Apr 2005 21:37:44 -0500, Keith Visco wrote:

>
>Jim,
>
>Does it not provide an xpath location as part of the exception, such as: 
>/a/b/c ? It's supposed to do that.
>
>If not, please file a bug report with a sample test case and we'll try 
>to make the validation message more meaningful. Or, if you have the time 
>and want to update the error messages and contribute them back to the 
>project, that would be great too.
>
>Thanks,
>
>--Keith
>
>James Carter wrote:
>> 
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> When encountering marshalling validation errors, the resulting Exception 
>> text doesn't seem to be very specific, that is, if the schema contains 
>> multiple nested elements (say Element A contains Element B which 
>> contains Element C, etc), and the validation is failing for a low-level 
>> element (say, C), the error message says something like:
>> 
>> The following exception occurred while validating field: /Afield 
>> / of class: /Aclass/
>> 
>> Is it possible to get more specifics on where the actual validation 
>> error is occurring (in this case, class C)?  Is there already some 
>> facility in Castor to get this info that I'm just missing?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Jim Carter
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
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Re: [castor-dev] Can marshalling error messages be more specific?

2005-04-10 Thread Keith Visco
Jim,
Does it not provide an xpath location as part of the exception, such as: 
/a/b/c ? It's supposed to do that.

If not, please file a bug report with a sample test case and we'll try 
to make the validation message more meaningful. Or, if you have the time 
and want to update the error messages and contribute them back to the 
project, that would be great too.

Thanks,
--Keith
James Carter wrote:
Hi all,
When encountering marshalling validation errors, the resulting Exception 
text doesn't seem to be very specific, that is, if the schema contains 
multiple nested elements (say Element A contains Element B which 
contains Element C, etc), and the validation is failing for a low-level 
element (say, C), the error message says something like:

The following exception occurred while validating field: /Afield 
/ of class: /Aclass/

Is it possible to get more specifics on where the actual validation 
error is occurring (in this case, class C)?  Is there already some 
facility in Castor to get this info that I'm just missing?

Thanks,
Jim Carter

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[castor-dev] Can marshalling error messages be more specific?

2005-04-10 Thread James Carter

Hi all,

When encountering marshalling validation
errors, the resulting Exception text doesn't seem to be very specific,
that is, if the schema contains multiple nested elements (say Element A
contains Element B which contains Element C, etc), and the validation is
failing for a low-level element (say, C), the error message says something
like:

        The
following exception occurred while validating field: Afield  of
class: Aclass

Is it possible to get more specifics
on where the actual validation error is occurring (in this case, class
C)?  Is there already some facility in Castor to get this info that
I'm just missing?

Thanks,
Jim Carter
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