Re: Bug - Xerces 1.1.3 XMLValidator.switchGrammar() incomplete error handling

[Jeffrey Rodriguez <je...@hotmail.com>]

Yes, Anthony, if anything it is a bug to emit debug messages to stdout.

Just out of curiosity, do you have a testcase or set of conditions that 
causes this to consistenly occur.

I try using the DOMParser with validation off and I don't see this
message.

Thanks,
              Jeffrey Rodriguez
              IBM Silicon Valley
              XML Development


>
>	I'm using Xerces 1.1.3 and the DOMParser with defauilt features
>which I believe sets the parser to a non validating one. I'm consistently
>getting the following message being sent to System.out
>
>	<namespace> grammar not found
>
>	I've traced it down to some incomplete code in XMLValidator's
>switchGrammar function. The attached code clearly shows some unfinished
>error handling,
>
>		    private void switchGrammar(int newGrammarNameSpaceIndex)
>{
>		        Grammar tempGrammar =
>fGrammarResolver.getGrammar(fStringPool.toString(newGrammarNameSpaceIndex));
>		        if (tempGrammar == null) {
>		            // Assume that this is a case were namespaces
>are being
>		            // used with a DTD grammar.
>		            tempGrammar = fGrammarResolver.getGrammar("");
>		            //System.out.println("XMLValidator:
>tempGrammar="+tempGrammar);
>		        }
>		        if (tempGrammar == null) {
>
>System.out.println(fStringPool.toString(newGrammarNameSpaceIndex) + "
>grammar not found");
>		            //TO DO report error here
>		        }
>		        else {
>		            fGrammar = tempGrammar;
>		            if (fGrammar instanceof DTDGrammar) {
>		                fGrammarIsDTDGrammar = true;
>		                fGrammarIsSchemaGrammar = false;
>		            }
>		            else if ( fGrammar instanceof SchemaGrammar ) {
>		                fGrammarIsSchemaGrammar = true;
>		                fGrammarIsDTDGrammar = false;
>		            }
>		        }
>		    }
>
>		is there any chance some one can resolve this, and post the
>fix somewhere so that I can pick it up. Also is there anybody who can
>explain why the parser is checking for grammar when I'm assuming I've not
>asked it to.
>
>		Regards
>		Anthony Dodd
>
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