Hey... I'm currently working with XML schemas to validate data input on the client (a bit of a different use). Consequently, when I validate a document, I want an immediate response if there is problem (via an exception or a return code or something). My org.xml.sax.ErrorHandler implementation simply throws any exception it gets, and I expected these exceptions to be thrown from the parser's parse() method. The result, however, is that the XMLSchemaValidator catches it in the loadSchema() method, and prints out the stack trace. Is this really the desirable behavior? It seems to me that most people would want the ability to catch their exceptions, should they choose to throw them from the error handler (especially since parse() throws a SAXException). Also, if there's a problem loading the schema, shouldn't we have the option to respond in some way? Since loadSchema() just prints out exceptions and error messages, this doesn't appear to be possible.
Someone please let me know if I'm totally off base, or if there's a way to do what I'd like to do. Kito D. Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
