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From: "Gordon" <gordon@zareus.com>
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Subject: [digester] xmlrules
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 17:16:18 -0700
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If I have the following xmlrules and the createObject of DAOFactory
throws an exception, can I have digester continue processing the next
"dao" pattern? Currently it throws the exception and stops processing
the rest of the file.

<pattern value="dao">
  <set-properties-rule>
    <alias attr-name="name" prop-name="DAOName" />
  </set-properties-rule>
  <factory-create-rule classname="org.soa4j.dao.manager.DAOFactory"/>
  <set-next-rule methodname="addDAO" paramtype="java.lang.Object" />
  <set-properties-rule/>
  <pattern value="attributes">
    <set-properties-rule>
      <alias attr-name="name" prop-name="groupName" />
    </set-properties-rule>
    <pattern value="attribute">
      <call-method-rule methodname="setAttribute" paramcount="2" />
      <call-param-rule attrname="name" paramnumber="0" />
      <call-param-rule attrname="value" paramnumber="1" />
    </pattern>
  </pattern>
</pattern>


Gordon