Neil Thanks for the reply.
> If you register an EntityResolver, it will be called when Xerces requires a > grammar and can't find it in the registered grammar pool. At this point, > you'll have an opportunity to abort parsing. In effect, your entity > resolver implementation could be as simple as to abort parsing every time > resolveEntity() is called. Thanks, but 'abort parsing' how? Don't find this documented. > The easiest way around this is either to parse only "root" schema > documents, or to parse all schema documents but start with schema documents > on which others have dependencies. This is the application's > responsibility and I'm afraid there's nothing Xerces's default > implementation can do to help you. Is there a bad consequence if I just ignore the warning when parsing a non-root grammar which has already been pooled? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
