The ISAXErrorHandler
/IVBSAXErrorHandler
interface provides the basic interface for handling parsing errors.
error | Receives notification of a recoverable error. |
fatalError | Receives notification of a nonrecoverable error. |
ignorableWarning | Receives notification of a warning. |
To implement customized error handling, the application must implement this interface and then register an instance with the SAX2 reader, using the errorHandler
property. The reader then reports all errors and warnings through this interface. If an application does not register an ErrorHandler
, XML parsing errors are unreported and unexpected behavior can occur.
In the original Java SAX2 implementation, all methods in this interface have only one parameter: SAXParseException
. However, because exceptions are handled differently in COM, SAXException
and derived classes are not implemented. Instead, the single SAXParseException
parameter is replaced with the following methods for SAX2.
If an error occurs during the parse operation, the reader invokes the methods in the ErrorHandler
class and passes the method the appropriate error information. In general, it's rare that you would call these methods yourself. As such, the syntax shown for the IVBSAXErrorHandler
interface focuses on implementation syntax, rather than usage syntax.
Important The SAX2 reader passes string values to IVBSAXErrorHandler
methods by reference, rather than by value.
To implement customized error handling, the application must implement this interface and then register an instance with the SAX2 reader using the putErrorHandler
method. The reader then reports all errors and warnings through this interface. If an application does not register an ErrorHandler
, XML parsing errors are unreported and unexpected behavior can occur.
In the original Java SAX2 implementation, all methods in this interface have only one parameter: SAXParserException. However, because exceptions are handled differently in COM, SAXException and derived classes are not implemented. For this reason the single SAXParserException parameter is replaced with the following input parameters.
[in] ISAXLocator * pLocator
TheLocator
object, which contains line and column numbers of the error. SystemID and PublicID may be unavailable for particular data sources, such as character buffer.
[in] const wchar_t * pwchErrorMessage
The property inherited from the class,org.xml.sax.SAXException
. In a COM implementation, provides error information.
[in] HRESULT hrErrorCode
The HRESULT code for the reason of the error.
All these methods can return either S_OK code (which matches the Java 'void xyz()' and still aborts parsing for fatal errors), or E_FAIL (which matches throwing a Java exception) and means that parsing should be aborted no matter what level.
MSXML 3.0 and later
Implementation: msxml5.dll
Header and LIB files: msxml2.h, msxml2.lib
When you use SAX validation, error events are thrown when content is invalid according to the XSD schema used for validation. If the "exhaustive-errors" feature on the SAX reader is set to False (the default), the reader ignores the return value for the error and aborts parsing. If the "exhaustive-errors" feature on the SAX reader is set to True, parsing can continue if S_OK is returned in an error event.
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errorHandler Property (Visual Basic) | putErrorHandler Method (C/C++)