Thomas Malia wrote:
> the err object returned by the MSXML has a Reason property that gives a text 
> explaination of the error.  The object also has other useful properties that 
> may or may not be populated with useful information depending on what was 
> actually validated.  For example, errors generated while loading an XML file 
> will have Line property that tells you which line in the text file the error 
> occured on.

I knew all this. My purpose was to have a list of all possible messages, 
in order to improve their wording, in order to improve the usability of 
my software.

> Also, you can get the "XPath" of the error if it's a schema 
> validation error (as apposed to a mal-formed XML) an that would give you the 
> exact location on the DOM that had the problem.

I've stumbled on this on. This is an MSXML6 new feature, isn't it ?

> You might also want to investigate the use of:
>  xmlDocuments.setProperty "MultipleErrorMessages", True

That I had never heard of: how long until MsXML6 SDK ?

Thanks for the advice,

Alexis

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