NonMatchingDeletedDeltaCombineException Class

XML Compare .NET API Documentation

XML Compare .NET API Documentation - DEPRECATED

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.

Inheritance Hierarchy

System Object
  System Exception
    Throwable
      Exception
        com.deltaxml.api DeltaXMLException
          com.deltaxml.api DeltaXMLProcessingException
            com.deltaxml.api NonMatchingDeletedDeltaCombineException

Namespace: com.deltaxml.api
Assembly: deltaxml (in deltaxml.dll) Version: 10.4.0.1000

Syntax

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[SerializableAttribute]
public class NonMatchingDeletedDeltaCombineException : DeltaXMLProcessingException

[SerializableAttribute]
public class NonMatchingDeletedDeltaCombineException : DeltaXMLProcessingException

<SerializableAttribute>
Public Class NonMatchingDeletedDeltaCombineException 
	Inherits DeltaXMLProcessingException

<SerializableAttribute>
Public Class NonMatchingDeletedDeltaCombineException 
	Inherits DeltaXMLProcessingException

[SerializableAttribute]
public ref class NonMatchingDeletedDeltaCombineException : public DeltaXMLProcessingException

[SerializableAttribute]
public ref class NonMatchingDeletedDeltaCombineException : public DeltaXMLProcessingException

[<SerializableAttribute>]
type NonMatchingDeletedDeltaCombineException =  
    class 
        inherit DeltaXMLProcessingException 
    end

[<SerializableAttribute>]
type NonMatchingDeletedDeltaCombineException =  
    class 
        inherit DeltaXMLProcessingException 
    end

Remarks

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. This is so the combine algorithm can be sure that it is removing the correct item. This situation occurs with a deleted delta in a forward combine, and a added delta in a reverse combine.

Methods are supplied to get the node in the delta and input files which should be the same.

Note: the getErrorCode() method is provided for compatibility with earlier XML Compare releases; when called with this exception the result will be: 103