Vineet,
If you have the "continue-after-fatal-error" feature enabled, the parser
stops behaving normally after the first well-formedness error it
encounters. Subsequent errors it reports may be misleading (assuming it
doesn't end up in an infinite loop or worse). Aside from turning it on
brief
vineet,
Unfortunately it's not possible to find all fatal errors in one pass. Any
parser that conforms to the W3C XML specification will not continue after
the first well-formedness error is found. This is because you cannot create
a XML parser that can reliably find all the errors in the XML doc
Hi mukul and Michael,
sorry for this communication gap i was on vacation.well thanks for your time
and reply...but problem is; In our system we need to capture all th well formed
errors in one go. getting one fatal error is not acceptable as per our
requirement.
it will be a great help if yo
On 21 May 2007 06:50:06 -, vineet rajput
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Unfortunately, when I try to validate the above XML document against the
Schema, it throws errors as I explained above… only one fatal error.
I think, this is an acceptable implementation by the XML parser. The
parser is a
