"Cornelius, Martin" wrote:
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> // XMLElementDecl: Setter Methods
> //
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------v
> oid
> XMLElementDecl::setElementName(const XMLCh* const prefix
> , const XMLCh* const localPart
> , const int uriId )
> {
> delete fElementName;
> fElementName = new QName(prefix, localPart, uriId);
> ^^^^^^^^
> }
>
> If new Qname throws bad_alloc due to (temporary) memory shortage, we face
> the same problem here
But actually the QName constructor itself is under the try/catch block:
QName::QName(const XMLCh* const prefix
, const XMLCh* const localPart
, const unsigned int uriId
) :
fPrefix(0)
, fPrefixBufSz(0)
, fLocalPart(0)
, fLocalPartBufSz(0)
, fRawName(0)
, fRawNameBufSz(0)
, fURIId(0)
{
try
{
//
// Just call the local setters to set up everything. Too much
// work is required to replicate that functionality here.
//
setName(prefix, localPart, uriId);
}
catch(...)
{
cleanUp();
}
}
So I think it should be ok in this particular scenario.
> Alas, i found that i had
> to drop schema-validation as well because it's hard-wired to use dom for
> parsing the schema 8-(.
Just FYI, in the latest nightly build, Khaled has modified the code to use IDOM
instead of DOM in the schema-validation for better performance.
Tinny
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