Yes but what I need is to get precise information about the error such as the
name of the violated constraint, its value, the name
of the tag/attribute which has incorrect value, ... without extracting them
from the error message string (that's not very clean to
do that !).
"Tony Chen"
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08/21/2002 Objet : RE: How to extract
information from validation error codes
03:14 PM
Veuillez
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xerces-j-user
If you create an ErrorHandler as in one of the sample, you could use method
of SAXParseException. There are a few methods like getLineNumber,
getColumnNumber, getMessage. They are not that precise, but quite helpful.
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From: Gopal Sharma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 7:26 AM
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Subject: Re: How to extract information from validation error codes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:-
|
| I use xerces DOM parser for validation against XML schema. The validation
works correctly but it is quite hard to get information
| about errors. Does anybody know if it is possible to use the error codes
to
extract infromation about the error without having to
| decode the message string (to get the type of schema constraint violated
for
example) ?
|
| Ex. : Validation error : '[error] :1:269: cvc-complex-type.2.2 ...'
| What does the '2.2' error code mean ??
|
Please visit http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#outcomes . XML Schema Spec
defines these unique names for all the constraints.
Thanks
- Gopal
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