Am Dienstag, 17. Januar 2006 20:20 schrieb dara: Hello Clara
> Re why you are not getting a message, are you wrapping the parse call in > a "try" and then "catching" exceptions that may be thrown ? Oh, i did that, but i did not want to show all the boaring code. Nevertheless, An uncought exception would lead at least to an error (but not to a message) > Running these samples and looking through their source are generally > good ways to get started with Xerces. > When I run "bin/DOMPrint -v=always todo.xml" with your sample xml and > dtd, I do get a number of errors, so I would suggest to check your code > against the sample. Yes, thank you. I did as you told me and i found the mistake: The sample overwrites the HandlerBase::error and shows the exception there. My code uses the default HandlerBase::error which does nothing. When I wrote my code, i followed the DOM Programming Guide. The example on page (201 and 202) in the PDF-document looked to me like it trys to handle all errors, cause there where many try-catch blocks. I asked myself, if the default HandlerBase would rethrow exceptions and i tryed it out: it did in some cases! I have not found a hint, that there is a difference between default handling of error and fatalerror. Meanwhile i looked at HanderBase.hpp and found the documentation there. Thank You! Christoph -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Christoph Kies ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Mobil: 0179/ 5910 805 Fax: 089/ 1488 213 020 (bis 31.03.2006) Lindenkamp 4 59469 Ense ---------------------------------------------------------------------
