ParseExceptionHandler (TestHelpers 1.1-SNAPSHOT API)

All Known Implementing Classes:

ParseExceptionHandler.Impl, SavingHandler
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public interface ParseExceptionHandler
```
Rudimentary Handler for SAXParseExceptions: The idea is that for html-parsers one needs a notify rather than throwing an exception as it is appropriate for xml.

Version:

1.0

Author:

Ernst Reissner

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type Interface Description

static class ParseExceptionHandler.Impl
Trivial implementation for enclosing interface.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`void`	`foundCharAfterEndOfEndTag(char chr)`	Notifies that a character was found after the "/" of an end tag.
`void`	`foundIllegalCharInTag(char chr)`	Notifies that an illegal character was found in a tag *****.
`void`	`foundMultipleAttribute(java.lang.String attrName, java.lang.Object oldAttrValue)`	Notifies the occurence of a duplicate attribute declaration within a start tag.
`void`	`foundUnexpectedEndOfDocument()`

- Method Detail
  - foundMultipleAttribute
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void foundMultipleAttribute(java.lang.String attrName,
                            java.lang.Object oldAttrValue)
```
    Notifies the occurence of a duplicate attribute declaration within a start tag.
    
    Parameters:
    
    attrName - a non-empty String representing the name of the attribute.
    
    oldAttrValue - an Object which is either a String representing the value of the attribute or the object AttributesImpl.NO_VALUE which signifies the absence of a value. Here the old value (which is overwritten in the attribute list) should be passed to the application. ****** it is not clear to me whether the ordering of the attribute list is significant. The former occurence of the attribute is lost. **** is this true?
  - foundIllegalCharInTag
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void foundIllegalCharInTag(char chr)
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    Notifies that an illegal character was found in a tag *****. To be more precise: at the beginning of the tag. Note that this is ignored and the next one is read.
    
    Parameters:
    
    chr - the illegal char value.
  - foundCharAfterEndOfEndTag
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void foundCharAfterEndOfEndTag(char chr)
```
    Notifies that a character was found after the "/" of an end tag. Note that this is ignored and the next one is read.
    
    Parameters:
    
    chr - the illegal char value.
  - foundUnexpectedEndOfDocument
```
void foundUnexpectedEndOfDocument()
```