Hi,

I have to develop an application that is supposed to accept XML data.
I already have defined an XSD schema and validation against it works
properly.

Problem appears when my client, instead of error messages like

"The value 'AAA' of attribute 'code' on element
'comm-response' is not valid with respect to
its type, 'integer'.]"

(SAXException message) would like to receive error information
codified. Client only wants to receive a code for the tag that
produced the error (in this case, we will send a code assigned to tag
'AAA') and line/column information wouldn't be enough for him.

I tried to add a ContentHandler to the parser but it seems like
content-related events are fired before the validation process so I
can't keep control on what part of the XML file is being validated.

Thanks in advanced,
Jorge

Jorge Ortiz Claver wrote:[color=blue]
> Problem appears when my client, instead of error messages like
>
> "The value 'AAA' of attribute 'code' on element
> 'comm-response' is not valid with respect to
> its type, 'integer'.]"
>
> (SAXException message) would like to receive error information
> codified. Client only wants to receive a code for the tag that
> produced the error (in this case, we will send a code assigned to tag
> 'AAA') and line/column information wouldn't be enough for him.[/color]

In case you are using Xerces, you can overwrite the
XMLSchemaMessages.properties file. Bit of a hack, but it might work for you.
--
Johannes Koch
In te domine speravi; non confundar in aeternum.
(Te Deum, 4th cent.)

Thanks,

Good shoot! It doesn't fullfit all my requirements but it's a lot more
than I expected.

Trying to go further, is there any way to do it without hacking the
Xerces jar package ... let's say a multi-language configuration or
something like that?

Thanks again
Jorge



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Thanks,

Good shoot! It doesn't fullfit all my requirements but it's a lot more
than I expected.

Trying to go further, is there any way to do it without hacking the
Xerces jar package ... let's say a multi-language configuration or
something like that?

Thanks again
Jorge


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Jorge Ortiz wrote:[color=blue]
> Trying to go further, is there any way to do it without hacking the
> Xerces jar package ... let's say a multi-language configuration or
> something like that?[/color]

You can add XMLSchemaMessage_foo.properties and set the language to 'foo'.
--
Johannes Koch
In te domine speravi; non confundar in aeternum.
(Te Deum, 4th cent.)