[jdom-interest] Additional JDOMException subclasses
Jason Hunter
jhunter at servlets.com
Wed Apr 30 18:11:35 PDT 2003
Any comments? I don't really care one way or the other.
-jh-
Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote:
>
> Currently JDOMException covers a lot of ground. For example, both
> well-formedness and validity errors are reported just as "JDOMException"
> even though SAX can distinguish them. I suggest it would be useful to add a
>
> ValidityException extends JDOMException
>
> for use by SAXBuilder. Simple use-case: a utility program that checks
> documents for errors and reports them (about the third example in my
> JDOM tutorial) should be able to distinguish well-formedness and
> validity errors.
>
> Are there any other more detailed exception classes anybody wants? For
> instance, should we also have a separate
>
> MalformedException extends JDOMException
>
> There are, after all, some JDOMExceptions that are neither
> well-formedness nor validity errors.
>
> Let's discuss what we might want; and then, if we've got a rough
> consenseus, I'll take a whack at the code. Note that unlike my earlier
> exception patches for IOException these should be completely compatible
> with existing code. They should break anybody's programs.
>
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