Sharad, Stanimir,
Needing to check additional constraints on information beyond what a given
constraint mechanism can accomplish 'out of the box' is a common problem.
While programmatic unique extensions to a given constraint mechanism may be
an option, many times it is something undesirable and the user would rather
accomplish it in a declarative way.  Something that may be of interest
here, which allows using several constraint mechanisms:

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-bics20/

thanks,
Scott

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/Sharad Singh/:

> I am using the SAXParser provided in the xerces.jar through which i am
> able to validate xml based on dtd validations. Now I need to extend the
> Saxparser functionality so that i can define some additional rules and
> perform validations on that rules. Can anyone please tell me how can i
> do that?
>
> for EXAMPLE i would like to validate expression : a+(b+c)
> on following grammar that the brackets are properly closed and the
> operator + must have two operands....
> I will have the expression written in the xml as
> <mytag> a+(b+c) </mytag>

So you have already written an |org.xml.sax.ContentHandler|
implementation to read the element text content? Then you process it
in whatever fashion you need and you could throw a
|org.xml.sax.SAXException| (you may make a subtype you handle
specifically) from your handler to terminate the parsing if
something is not valid - all handler methods are declared to throw
|org.xml.sax.SAXException|. That content validation of course is
specific to your application and is not something you could get out
of the box using standard XML validation.

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Stanimir

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