Hi David,
If no errors is called or exception thrown, there is any possibility to
check the resulted document? I mean if the file doesn't exist or is not an
well formed XML, how can I check this after I'm parsing the file?
Let's say that I want to create an XalanDocument based on a Xerces Document.
I'm parsing the file, and it's possible that the file can not be opened
(doesn't exist) or to not be well formed XML, I'm getting the Xerces
Document after parsing the file and I don't want to pass it to the Xalan
Document if is not a good document. There is a way to check this?
Thanks,
Cip
"Adams, David" wrote:
> Does the file "me.xml" actually exist? The DOMParser won't create it for
> you. It will instead try to parse it, and if it doesn't exist, no error
> handler is called or exception thrown.
>
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