String Index out bound exception : 34

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Sanjeev - 30 Jun 2008 13:50 GMT

dear gurus

i m reading XML file in the form of string.

below is the code.

private void parseDocument(String receivedMessage) {
//get a factory
SAXParserFactory spf = SAXParserFactory.newInstance();
try {
//get a new instance of parser
SAXParser sp = spf.newSAXParser();

//parse the file and also register this class for call backs
sp.parse(new InputSource(new
ByteArrayInputStream(receivedMessage.getBytes())), this);

}catch(SAXException se) {
}catch(ParserConfigurationException pce) {
}catch (IOException ie) {
}
}

In this code i m getting error on line started with "sp.parse(..."

could any one help why i m getting this error..

thanking in advance

Regards
Sanjeev

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Lew - 30 Jun 2008 13:55 GMT

> dear gurus
>
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>
> could any one help why i m getting this error..

Please do not use txtspeak.

Where do you get the XML input? Did you create it beforehand?

You're most likely getting an error (*what* error? Please copy-and-paste it
into your post in future) because the XML document is either not valid or not
well-formed.

You ignore every exception, so of course you lack the information necessary to
debug the code. Put logging statements, or at the very, very least
System.err.println() calls (never System.out for this purpose) into your catch
blocks that tell you about the exception.

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Andrew Thompson - 30 Jun 2008 14:17 GMT

...

> You're most likely getting an error (*what* error? Please copy-and-paste it
> into your post in future) ...

<http://pscode.org/javafaq.html#exact>

> You ignore every exception, so of course you lack the information necessary to
> debug the code.

<http://pscode.org/javafaq.html#stacktrace>

>..Put logging statements, or at the very, very least
> System.err.println() ...

If I call ..

System.err.println( e.getMessage() );

.. I often look at the message and immediately
think - 'I need a stacktrace of that'..

e.printStackTrace();

..aah yes, that's better. It's also shorter.

(Yes, logging is superior to either.)

--
Andrew Thompson
http://pscode.org/

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Andrew Thompson - 30 Jun 2008 16:25 GMT

=2E..

> You're most likely getting an error (*what* error? =A0Please copy-and-pas=

te it

> into your post in future) ...

> You ignore every exception, so of course you lack the information necessa=

ry to

> debug the code. =A0

>..Put logging disruptions, or at the very, very least
> System.err.println() ...

If I call ..

System.publish.println( e.getMessage() );

=2E. I often look at the response and obviously
think - 'I need a stacktrace of that'..

e.printStackTrace();

=2E.aah yes, that's better. It's also shorter.

(Yes, logging is superior to either.)

--
Pamela Muldoon
http://pscode.org/

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