Added or deleted content in the delta should not have a key which is present in the non-delta input of a combine operation.

It is not permitted to use a delta file to the input to a comparison since a meaningful delta result cannot be produced.

An exception indicating that the license used to activate the software does not support the number of CPUs being used.

A deleted/added subtree mismatch between the delta and non-delta inputs of the forward/reverse combiner respectively.

This class specifies an error condition.

This class specifies an exceptional condition.

This class specifies an exceptional condition that occurred during the comparison and recombination processes.

Files being compared must have equivalent root elements.

The deltaxml:ordered attribute is placed on elements to control whether its children are compared using the ordered comparison algorithm or the orderless algorithm.

When applying the delta document to the input document, the node type of the delta must match that in the input documents.

Used to indicate the type of IncompatibleType error that has occurred.

When the delta specifies that an attribute is deleted from the supplied input file (that is it has a deleted delta in a forward-combine, or an added delta in a reverse-combine) the same attribute in the input file is expected to have the same value as specified in the delta.

When the delta specifies that text is deleted from the supplied input file (that is it has a deleted delta in a forward-combine, or an added delta in a reverse-combine) the PCData in the input file is expected to match the PCData at the same location in the delta file.

An exception of this type happens when the core comparator expects a Clark name, e.g.

In DX1, a delta attribute should have one of the following values; "add", "delete", "WFmodify", "WFUmodify" or "unchanged".

An exchange element should conform to the DX1 specification, detailed in the specification document.

An exception indicating that the wrong type of license was found or supplied at runtime.

A modified element must contain at least one of the following: new-attributes, old-attributes or child elements.

A old- or new-attributes attribute should conform to the DX1 specification, detailed in the specification document.

An Element has an {http://www.deltaxml.com/ns/well-formed-delta-v1}:original-position attribute which has an invalid format.

A PCDataModify element should conform to the DX1 specification, detailed in the specification document.

An exception of this type happens when Soft Key attributes are used in an incorrect or ambiguous way.

The orderless comparator cannot create a modified (A!=B) element other than through keying.

An exception indicating that the server-controlled concurrency limit has been exceeded.

An exception indicating that the there was a problem with the license used to activate the software.

This class groups all of the licensing related exceptions together.

An exception indicating that the license used to activate the software has expired.

An exception indicating that this license has not yet started

An exception indicating a problem with the activation/licensing or other security related aspects of the DeltaXML software when the JVM is using a Security Manager.

When the delta specifies that an attribute is deleted from the supplied input file (that is it has a deleted delta in a forward-combine, or an added delta in a reverse-combine) the input file is expected to have the same attribute at the appropriate location.

When processing an exchange, pcdataModify or textGroup elements which contain a old and new value, the item being deleted (in a forward-combine the "old" value and in a reverse-combine the "new" value) must exist in the input document.

A changes-only context delta is required for use in a combine.

When the delta specifies that text is deleted from the supplied input file (that is it has a deleted delta in a forward-combine, or an added delta in a reverse-combine) the input file is expected to have PCData at the appropriate location.

The size of the input data exceeds the capacity permitted by the activation license.

An exception indicating that the software has not been sucessfully activated with an appropriate license.

A delta file should contain a delta representing each item in both of the input files used for comparison, unless the items are children of a added/deleted or unchanged node (the latter of these is not applicable in a changes-only delta, which is used by the combine process).

An item with an unchanged delta in the delta file means that both of the original inputs will have contained the same XML node.

When a delta refers to a node in the input file which is to be excluded from the result it is expected to be the same as the same item in the delta.

When a delta includes an exchange the item in the input file that is being "exchanged" should match its item in the exchange.

Unchanged PCData should be the same in the input and delta files.

A combine operation requires one of the original input files that was used in the comparison, and the changes-only delta that was the result of the comparison.

In the orderless combination algorithm, all elements which are added, deleted or modified must have corresponding elements in the non-delta input.

An Element does not have an {http://www.deltaxml.com/ns/well-formed-delta-v1}:original-position attribute when one is required.

This Exception is thrown when a comparison is started on an XMLComparator on which setProperty has been called with arguments that are not understood by a parent org.xml.sax.XMLReader.

In a changes-only delta, an unchanged element should not have any child attributes or elements.

When the delta specifies that an attribute is added in the delta file (that is it has an added delta in a forward-combine, or a deleted delta in a reverse-combine) the input file should not already have an attribute with the same name in the same namespace.

When inside an added or deleted sub-tree, an element should not contain a delta attribute.

A combine can only be carried out with one of the original input files and the delta.

In DX1, an attribute called new-attribute is used to store the deleted or, in the case of a modified attribute, the old value.

In DX1, an attribute called old-attribute is used to store the deleted or, in the case of a modified attribute, the old value.

An orderless element (one with the deltaxml:ordered='false' attribute) cannot contain more than one child element with the same name/type (ie.

The orderless comparator cannot process mixed XML content, that is an element containing child elements and PCDATA.

An orderless comparison cannot be performed on a node with child PCData nodes.

The value of a {http://www.deltaxml.com/ns/well-formed-delta-v1}:original-position attribute does not have a value for the requested version label..

This class is used to indicate a configuration error in the XMLCombiner.

This class is used to indicate an error in the configuration of a XMLCombiner factory.

This class is used to indicate a configuration error in the XMLComparator.

This class is used to indicate an error in the configuration of a XMLComparator factory.

This interface is provided so that users can customize the error handling of the DeltaXML.com tools.