I store/count the errors inside ErrorHandler. So after parsing completed I check the ErrorHandler is there any error or not. If error occurred I stop proceeding and convey the error to upper layer.
Thanks & Regards, Siva Chandran P On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 1:39 AM, Fran Orzel <fmor...@us.ibm.com> wrote: > > > I have an application that is parsing a file. I have defined and set an > ErrorHandler for the parse. When testing with an "invalid" file my > errorhandler runs and traces out the error as expected. I am returning > false for Sever and Fatal errors so that parsing will not continue. > However, what is the correct method for letting the code that is doing the > parsing know that an error has occurred? I was checking for the > DOMDocument* to be NULL, but it isn't. The documentation says that if I > throw and exception from the errorHandler then parsing continues and that's > not what I want done.... Will checking the getSrcCount() give me a > non-zero value when an error occurs? > > Fran
