- if you
import com.jclark.xml.parse.*;
import com.jclark.xml.parse.io.*;
you get an interface where the handler methods can throw IOException and
where the parse method throws IOException (the same as the old XP
interface)
- if you
import com.jclark.xml.parse.*;
import com.jclark.xml.parse.awt.*;
you get an interface where the handler methods can throw AWTException
and where the parse method throws AWTException and IOException;
- if your application needs to throw some other kind of exception, you
can either create a package with 4 trivial wrapper classes (which could
be automatically generated from the com.jclark.xml.parse.awt.* source),
or you can use com.jclark.xml.parse.base.* where the handler methods are
declared as throwing Exception and the parse method is declared as
throwing IOException and ApplicationException (which is a wrapper
analagous to SAXException).
James