XSD validation and catching ParseExceptions

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Koos Pol - 06 Mar 2008 13:46 GMT

Hi,

I'm about to ignore ParseExpections (and the like) after an XML file
has validated properly against an XSD. The whole idea of the XSD
validation suggests there are no semantic problems to expect with the
XML file.

Considering the fact that I'm only addressing elements actually
present in the XML file, should I still cater for the various
exceptions?

Thanks,
Koos

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Roedy Green - 07 Mar 2008 07:56 GMT

>Considering the fact that I'm only addressing elements actually
>present in the XML file, should I still cater for the various
>exceptions?

You can do something primitive, catch the all the exceptions and dump
the getMessage.
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Koos Pol - 07 Mar 2008 08:00 GMT

> You can do something primitive, catch the all the exceptions and dump
> the getMessage.

Makes sense. Thanks, Roedy.

Koos

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