Hi,
In order to know which element is buggy you can install your own stack keeping
track of nesting of elements and insert the top of the stack out into the
SAXParseException message if you want. I don't know how much is this accurate
but it gives at least an idea which element was the last processed before an
error occured.
Did you install an ErroHandler to your SAX2 parser instance? If yes you can
catch SAXParseException and inspect the line and column number and/or rethrow
it again with updated information about the last element and catch it
somewhere up in your application.
Cheers
Radovan
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Tuesday, 19 March 2002 20:20
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> Subject: How to get name from DefaultHandler::error
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> Hi,
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> I'm using SAX2 interface of Xerces_C_1.6.0 library from my C++ program. Is
> there any civilized way to get a name of element or attribute that caused
> error during validation?
>
> Thanks
>
>
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