The following errors are generated by the XML document object model:
DOM Errors
XMLOM_DUPLICATE_ID | The ID %1 is duplicated. |
XMLOM_DATATYPE_PARSE_ERROR | Error parsing %1 as %2 datatype. |
XMLOM_NAMESPACE_CONFLICT | There was a namespace conflict for the "%1" namespace. |
XMLOM_OBJECT_EXPAND_NOTIMPL | Unable to expand an attribute with "object" value. |
XMLOM_DTDT_DUP | Cannot have two datatype attributes on one element. |
XMLOM_INSERTPOS_NOTFOUND | Insert position node not found. |
XMLOM_NODE_NOTFOUND | Node not found. |
XMLOM_INVALIDTYPE | This operation cannot be performed with a node of type %1. |
XMLOM_INVALID_XMLDECL_ATTR | %1 is not a valid attribute on the XML declaration. Only version, encoding, or standalone attributes are allowed. |
XMLOM_INVALID_INSERT_PARENT | Inserting a node or its ancestor under itself is not allowed. |
XMLOM_INVALID_INSERT_POS | Insert position node must be a child of the node to insert under. |
XMLOM_NO_ATTRIBUTES | Attributes are not allowed on nodes of type %1. |
XMLOM_NOTCHILD | The parameter node is not a child of this ode. |
XMLOM_CREATENODE_NEEDNAME | createNode requires a name for given nodeType. |
XMLOM_UNEXPECTED_NS | Unexpected namespace parameter. |
XMLOM_MISSING_PARAM | Required parameter is missing (or null/empty). |
XMLOM_INVALID_NAMESPACENODE | Namespace node is invalid. |
XMLOM_READONLY | Attempt to modify a read-only node. |
XMLOM_ACCESSDENIED | Access denied. |
XMLOM_ATTRMOVE | Attributes must be removed before adding them to a different node. |
XMLOM_BADVALUE | Invalid data for a node of type %1. |
XMLOM_USERABORT | Operation aborted by caller. |
XMLOM_NEXTNODEABORT | Unable to recover node list iterator position. |
XMLOM_INVALID_INDEX | The offset must be zero or a positive number that is not greater than the number of characters in the data. |
XMLOM_INVALID_ATTR | The provided node is not a specified attribute on this node. |
XMLOM_INVALID_ONDOCTYPE | This operation cannot be performed on a DOCTYPE node. |
XMLOM_INVALID_MODEL | Cannot mix different threading models in the document. |
XMLOM_INVALID_DATATYPE | Datatype %1 is not supported. |