From: "Morgan Delagrange" <mdelagra@yahoo.com>
> I am preparing a change to the
> org.apache.commons.jelly.Jelly class that will allow
> clients to enable XML validation. However I noticed
> that the XMLParser.warning(SAXException) method simply
> logs warnings without throwing the exception. That
> means that whether or not validation succeeds, the
> script will continue to execute.
>
> Is that really the desired behaviour? I would have
> assumed that a script would fail if it was not valid
> and validation was enabled. Can/should I modify the
> XMLParser class so that warnings will result in a
> SAXException?
Sounds like a bug/oversight to me. If validation is on then it should fail.
I guess the validation flag needs to be a context thing?
James
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