Hi Thomas,
I would either consult the documentation for SAX, or ask the question on
the Xerces-C dev list. Fatal errors are usually un-recoverable, and are
related to problems with documents that are not well-formed. Errors are
always validation errors. I'm not sure what warnings are, and the SAX
documentation is not very specific:
http://www.saxproject.org/apidoc/org/xml/sax/ErrorHandler.html
Hope that helps!
Dave
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11/22/2002 10:45 AM Subject: SAX
ErrorHandler errors
If I define a SAX ErrorHandler to be used for my XSLT transformation
(XSLTTransformer.setErrorHandler), I can trap 3 different kinds of errors:
fatal, error and warning.
Is there a documentation somewhere of what is a fatal, error or warning?
A couple of examples to illustrate what I am looking for:
- if I turn the XML validation on, what validation problems will be
mapped to a fatal, error and warning?
- If any "problems" in the XSLT stylesheet, which ones are fatal,
error or warning?
If this is not documented or specified clearly somewhere, any patterns that
I can look through the code to build my own list from the source code?
Thanks.
Thomas
