Examples of javax.xml.transform.ErrorListener.fatalError()

javax.xml.transform.ErrorListener.fatalError()

Receive notification of a non-recoverable error.

The Transformer must continue to try and provide normal transformation after invoking this method. It should still be possible for the application to process the document through to the end if no other errors are encountered, but there is no guarantee that the output will be useable.
@param exception The error information encapsulated in aTransformerException. @throws javax.xml.transform.TransformerException if the applicationchooses to discontinue the transformation. @see javax.xml.transform.TransformerException

                createXSLTCTransformerFactory();
            }
            ErrorListener errorListener = _xsltcFactory.getErrorListener();
            if(errorListener != null) {
                try {
                    errorListener.fatalError(e1);
                    return null;
                }
                catch( TransformerException e2) {
                    new TransformerConfigurationException(e2);
                }

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                createXSLTCTransformerFactory();
            }
      ErrorListener errorListener = _xsltcFactory.getErrorListener();
            if(errorListener != null) {
                try {
                    errorListener.fatalError(e1);
                    return null;
                }
                catch( TransformerException e2) {
                    new TransformerConfigurationException(e2);
                }

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    SAXSourceLocator locator = getLocator();
    ErrorListener handler = m_stylesheetProcessor.getErrorListener();


    try
    {
      handler.fatalError(new TransformerException(formattedMsg, locator));
    }
    catch (TransformerException te)
    {
      throw new org.xml.sax.SAXException(te);
    }

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    //                    ((Locator)m_stylesheetLocatorStack.peek());
    // Locator locator = null;
    ErrorListener errHandler = m_transformer.getErrorListener();


    if (null != errHandler)
      errHandler.fatalError(new TransformerException(formattedMsg, srcLctr));
    else
      throw new TransformerException(formattedMsg, srcLctr);
  }


  /**

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    //                    ((Locator)m_stylesheetLocatorStack.peek());
    // Locator locator = null;
    ErrorListener errHandler = m_transformer.getErrorListener();


    if (null != errHandler)
      errHandler.fatalError(new TransformerException(formattedMsg, srcLctr));
    else
      throw new TransformerException(formattedMsg, srcLctr);
  }
}

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    if (null != xctxt)
    {
      ErrorListener eh = xctxt.getErrorListener();
      TransformerException te = new TransformerException(fmsg, this);


      eh.fatalError(te);
    }
  }


  /**
   * Get the first non-Expression parent of this node.

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    TransformerException te = new TransformerException(fmsg, m_sourceLocator);
    if (null != ehandler)
    {
      // TO DO: Need to get stylesheet Locator from here.
      ehandler.fatalError(te);
    }
    else
    {
      // System.err.println(fmsg);
      throw te;

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        TransformerException te = new XPathStylesheetDOM3Exception(fmsg, m_sourceLocator);
        if (null != ehandler)
        {
          // TO DO: Need to get stylesheet Locator from here.
          ehandler.fatalError(te);
        }
        else
        {
          // System.err.println(fmsg);
          throw te;

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              getLocator(), e);
      ErrorListener el = xctxt.getErrorListener();
      // te.printStackTrace();
      if(null != el) // defensive, should never happen.
      {
        el.fatalError(te);
      }
      else
        throw te;
    }
    finally

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              getLocator(), e);
      ErrorListener el = xctxt.getErrorListener();
      // te.printStackTrace();
      if(null != el) // defensive, should never happen.
      {
        el.fatalError(te);
      }
      else
        throw te;
    }
    finally

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