- From: Brian Wilson <bloo@blooberry.com>
- Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 16:55:05 -0700 (PDT)
- To: www-validator@w3.org
In the SOAP output, there are <m:messageid> elements detailing the error codes from the parser, but for warnings and fatal errors this sort of thing is not present. It seems that it would be useful to have something like this (well...it would be for what I'm doing, but I think it could be useful for others that want to store the class of the warning and not the full text of the warning itself). Currently in soap_warnings.tmpl, each warning has a section like: <TMPL_IF NAME="W05"> <m:warning><m:message>DOCTYPE Override in effect!</m:message></m:warning> </TMPL_IF> Would it be possible to have something like this instead?: <TMPL_IF NAME="W05"> <m:warning><m:message>DOCTYPE Override in effect!</m:message> <m:messageid>W05</m:messageid></m:warning> </TMPL_IF> I'm not sure (without some extensive digging) where the fatal error output is defined, but perhaps something similar could be done for those as well. I'm currently doing string matches against the <env:Reason>/<env:Text> content when a <env:Fault>/m:exception is encountered, and that solution doesn't seem very elegant. thanks in advance for any advice -Brian
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