If this exception is encountered by a builder when creating an OM node from an event received by the parser and if the corresponding content can be ignored (i.e. is not semantically relevant), the builder should ignore the exception and skip the event. An example is whitespace appearing before or after the root element of a document. This would be represented as an {@link OMText} node below the {@link OMDocument}. If the OM implementation doesn't allow text nodes as children of a document (as for example in DOM), it should throw this exception so that the builder can discard the event.
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