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// Copyright (c) 2018-2023 Saxonica Limited
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package net.sf.saxon.s9api;
import net.sf.saxon.lib.ErrorReporter;
/**
* The XmlProcessingError class contains information about an error detected during
* compilation or execution of a stylesheet, query, XPath expression, or schema
* @since 10.0. In 11.0, the super-interface {@code StaticError} is dropped, as it had
* become misleading.
*/
public interface XmlProcessingError {
HostLanguage getHostLanguage();
/**
* Ask whether this is a static error, defined as an error that can be detected during
* static analysis of a stylesheet, query, schema, or XPath expression.
* @return true if this is a static error
*/
boolean isStaticError();
/**
* Ask whether this is a type error. Saxon reports type errors statically if it can establish
* that a supplied value will never satisfy the required type
* @return true if this is a type error
*/
boolean isTypeError();
/**
* Get the error code, as a QName. This may be null if no error code has been assigned
* @return QName
*/
QName getErrorCode();
/**
* Get the error message associated with this error
*
* @return String the error message
*/
String getMessage();
/**
* Get the location information associated with the error
* @return the location of the error. The result is never null, though it may
* be a location with little useful information.
*/
Location getLocation();
/**
* Get The URI of the query or stylesheet module in which the error was detected (as a string)
* May be null if the location of the error is unknown, or if the error is not localized
* to a specific module, or if the module in question has no known URI (for example, if
* it was supplied as an anonymous Stream)
*
* @return the URI identifying the location of the stylesheet module or query module
*/
default String getModuleUri() {
return getLocation().getSystemId();
}
/**
* Ask whether this error is being reported as a warning condition.
* If so, applications may ignore the condition, though the results may not be as intended.
*
* @return true if a condition is detected that is not an error according to the language
* specification, but which may indicate that the query or stylesheet might behave in unexpected
* ways
*/
boolean isWarning();
/**
* Get the absolute XPath expression that identifies the node within its document
* where the error occurred, if available
*
* @return a path expression identifying the location of the error within an XML document,
* or null if the information is not available
*/
String getPath();
/**
* Return an underlying exception. For example, if the static error was caused by failure
* to retrieve another stylesheet or query module, this may contain the IO exception that
* was reported; or if the XML parser was unable to parse a stylesheet module, it may
* contain a SAXException reported by the parser.
* @return the underlying exception if there was one, or null otherwise
*/
Throwable getCause();
/**
* Return an XmlProcessingError containing the same information, but to be treated as
* a warning condition
* @return an XmlProcessingError to be treated as a warning
*/
XmlProcessingError asWarning();
/**
* Indicate that this error is to be treated as fatal; that is, execution will be abandoned
* after reporting this error. This method may be called by an {@link ErrorReporter}, for example
* if the error is considered so severe that further processing is not worthwhile, or if
* too many errors have been signalled. There is no absolute guarantee that setting this
* property will cause execution to be abandoned. If a dynamic error is marked as fatal, it
* will generally not be caught by any try/catch mechanism within the stylesheet or query.
* @param message an error message giving the reason for the fatal error
*/
void setTerminationMessage(String message);
/**
* Ask whether this error is to be treated as fatal, and return the associated message
*
* @return a non-null message if the error has been marked as a fatal error.
*/
String getTerminationMessage();
/**
* Ask whether this static error has already been reported
*
* @return true if the error has already been reported
*/
boolean isAlreadyReported();
/**
* Say whether this error has already been reported
*
* @param reported true if the error has been reported
*/
void setAlreadyReported(boolean reported);
}