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

javax.xml.transform.ErrorListener.warning()
Receive notification of a warning.
{@link javax.xml.transform.Transformer} can use this method to reportconditions that are not errors or fatal errors. The default behaviour is to take no action.

After invoking this method, the Transformer must continue with the transformation. It should still be possible for the application to process the document through to the end.
@param exception The warning information encapsulated in atransformer exception. @throws javax.xml.transform.TransformerException if the applicationchooses to discontinue the transformation. @see javax.xml.transform.TransformerException

    try
    {
      ErrorListener listen = expr.getErrorListener();
      if ( listen != null && excp != null )
      {
        listen.warning(
          new TransformerException(excp.toString(),
          expr.getXPathContext().getSAXLocator(), excp));
      }
    }
    catch(Exception e) {}

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    try
    {
      ErrorListener listen = cont.getErrorListener();
      if ( listen != null && excp != null )
      listen.warning(
        new TransformerException(excp.toString(),
        cont.getXPathContext().getSAXLocator(), excp));


      if ( listen != null && warn != null )
      {

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    ErrorListener errHandler = xctxt.getErrorListener();
    TransformerException spe = new TransformerException(formattedMsg,
                              (SourceLocator)xctxt.getSAXLocator());


    if (null != errHandler)
      errHandler.warning(spe);
    else
      System.out.println(formattedMsg);
  }


 /**

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        new TransformerException(excp.toString(),
        cont.getXPathContext().getSAXLocator(), excp));


      if ( listen != null && warn != null )
      {
        listen.warning(new TransformerException(
          warn.toString(), cont.getXPathContext().getSAXLocator(), warn));
      }


      // Assume there will be just one error, but perhaps multiple warnings.
      if ( excp != null )  m_Error = excp;

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    ErrorListener ehandler = this.getErrorListener();


    if (null != ehandler)
    {
      // TO DO: Need to get stylesheet Locator from here.
      ehandler.warning(new TransformerException(fmsg, m_sourceLocator));
    }
    else
    {
      // Should never happen.
      System.err.println(fmsg);

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    if (null != ehandler)
    {


      // TO DO: Need to get stylesheet Locator from here.
      ehandler.warning(new TransformerException(fmsg, (SAXSourceLocator)xctxt.getSAXLocator()));
    }
  }


  /**
   * Tell the user of an assertion error, and probably throw an

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    ErrorListener handler = m_stylesheetProcessor.getErrorListener();


    try
    {
      if (null != handler)
        handler.warning(new TransformerException(formattedMsg, locator));
    }
    catch (TransformerException te)
    {
      throw new org.xml.sax.SAXException(te);
    }

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


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

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  {


    String formattedMsg = XSLMessages.createWarning(msg, args);
    ErrorListener errHandler = xctxt.getErrorListener();


    errHandler.warning(new TransformerException(formattedMsg,
                                             (SAXSourceLocator)xctxt.getSAXLocator()));
  }


  /**
   * Overide the superclass method to allow one or two arguments.

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    if (null != xctxt)
    {
      ErrorListener eh = xctxt.getErrorListener();


      // TO DO: Need to get stylesheet Locator from here.
      eh.warning(new TransformerException(fmsg, xctxt.getSAXLocator()));
    }
  }


  /**
   * Tell the user of an assertion error, and probably throw an

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