Catching Exceptions when parsing using DOM

[Steve Ichniowski <St...@campbell.com>]

When parsing xml files using DOM for which I have a schema, I am
noticing that if I intentionally

add an element that will cause the schema to yield an exception, that no
exception is caught.

 

I put the code in a try-block, also I call the setErrorHandler() method
for the parser

and set it to a valid error handler.

 

The error handler class does handle the error, but what about the
try-catch?  Why don't

exceptions get caught, namely when XMl is invalid for the assigned
schema?

 

I am setting validation to true for the parser, actually I am doing
exactly as a sample application.

 

Here all the exceptions I try to catch:

 

    catch (const XMLException& e)

  {

    char* errMsg = XMLString::transcode(e.getMessage());

  }

  catch (const DOMException& e)

  {

    char* errMsg = XMLString::transcode(e.msg);

  }

  catch (const SAXParseException& e)

  {

    char* errMsg = XMLString::transcode(e.getMessage());

  }

  catch (const Exception& e)

  {

    String s = e.Message;

  }

  catch (...)

  {

    int b = 5;

  }

 


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