• To: michael.h.kay@n..., xml-dev@l...
• Subject: RE: SAX Parser Raises Error Event Before startElement Event
• From: "Bart Stok" <bart_stok@h...>
• Date: Mon, 17 May 2004 07:03:52 +0000
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>If there is a problem anywhere in the start tag then I would certainly
>expect that.

There is nothing wrong with the tag. It's just the value of the element that 
is wrong. So, it's perfectly correct that a SAXParseException is thrown. But 
I expect the SAXParseException after the startElement event.
Anyway, my main problem is that i would like to compose a user-friendly 
error. Therefore, the SAXParseException.getMessage() could provide me one. 
But that message is not user-friendly. So the other possibility is to get 
the element's name when the SAXParseException occurs. Then I could return a 
message that something is wrong with the value of a particular element. The 
last possibility is to define a custom error message in the xsd which is 
validating my xml. But unfortunately, I read on the internet that that is 
not possible (yet).

So, any suggestion or help is welcome! I find it very difficult to believe 
that it's not possible to return a user-friendly message.

greetings,

Bart

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