- Dedication
- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- Preface
- 1. Python and XML
- 2. XML Fundamentals
- XML Structure in a Nutshell
- Document Types and Schemas
- Types of Conformance
- Physical Structures
- Constructing XML Documents
- Document Type Definitions
- Canonical XML
- Going Beyond the XML Specification
- 3. The Simple API for XML
- 4. The Document Object Model
- 5. Querying XML with XPath
- 6. Transforming XML with XSLT
- 7. XML Validation and Dialects
- 8. Python Internet APIs
- 9. Python, Web Services, and SOAP
- Python Web Services Support
- The Emerging SOAP Standard
- Python SOAP Options
- Example SOAP Server and Client
- What About XML-RPC?
- 10. Python and Distributed Systems Design
- Sample Application and Flow Analysis
- Understanding the Scope
- Building the Database
- Building the Profiles Access Class
- Creating an XML Data Store
- The XML Switch
- Running the XML Switch
- A Web Application
- A. Installing Python and XML Tools
- B. XML Definitions
- C. Python SAX API
- D. Python DOM API
- E. Working with MSXML3.0
- F. Additional Python XML Tools
- Index
- Colophon
- Copyright
Name
ErrorHandler
Synopsis
The way SAX deals with error conditions is described in
Section 3.2.2 in Chapter 3. For the methods of the
ErrorHandler interface, each is
called with a parameter giving an SAXException instance as a parameter. The
specific exception classes are described in SAX Exceptions, later in this
Appendix.
error(exception)This method allows the application to respond to a recoverable error.
fatalError(exception)Similar to
error, this method indicates that the parser has encountered an error that is not recoverable. Applications are to assume that the document is unusable at this point.warning(exception)This method is called to communicate conditions that are not fatal, and not necessarily errors.
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