/**
* Gets the parser implemented as a ContentHandler.
*
* <p>One can feed XML Schema as SAX events to this interface to parse a schema. To parse multiple
* schema files, feed multiple sets of events.
*
* <p>If you don't send a complete event sequence from a startDocument event to an endDocument
* event, the state of XSOMParser can become unstable. This sometimes happen when you encounter an
* error while generating SAX events. Don't call the getResult method in that case.
*
* <p>This way of reading XML Schema can be useful when XML Schema is not available as a
* stand-alone XML document. For example, one can feed XML Schema inside a WSDL document.
*/
public ContentHandler getParserHandler() {
NGCCRuntimeEx runtime = context.newNGCCRuntime();
Schema s = new Schema(runtime, false, null);
runtime.setRootHandler(s);
return runtime;
}
/**
* Gets the parsed result. Don't call this method until you parse all the schemas.
*
* @return If there was any parse error, this method returns null. To receive error information,
* specify your error handler through the setErrorHandler method.
* @exception SAXException This exception will never be thrown unless it is thrown by an error
* handler.
*/
public XSSchemaSet getResult() throws SAXException {
return context.getResult();
}
/**
* Parses a new XML Schema document.
*
* <p>Note that if the {@link InputSource} does not have a system ID, XSOM will fail to resolve
* them.
*/
public void parse(InputSource source) throws SAXException {
context.parse(source);
}