raised exception class MalformedURLException

[Unnamed Harald]

I couldn't post a followup to the thread (see content below) and I
realize the problem is now more than two years old but we had a
similar problem recently which we finally solved (the Borland IDE is
new to us):

You may have an IDE setting turned on that is causing this. If "Stop
on C++ Exceptions" is turned on you will get exception messages even
if you are handling them when running under the IDE (the exe would
work just fine). To turn this behavior off:

Tools | Debugger Options | Language Exceptions

Uncheck "Stop on C++ Exceptions"

Hope this helps,

Dave Hunt
Computing Solutions, Inc.

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From: Rajeev Rajan (rra...@qualcomm.com)
Subject: Re: Xerces-C++ 1.1.0 and 1.2.0a with BCB5
View: Complete Thread (3 articles)
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Newsgroups: borland.public.xml
Date: 2000/07/27

News from Hellix wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Just to let you know that I have updated my XML page
> (http://www.hellix.com/People/AGarny/XML/) to make sure that the latest
> version of Xerces-C++ (that is 1.2.0a) works fine with BCB5.
>
> Enjoy, Alan.
>
> --
> http://www.hellix.com/

Hi,

This seems pretty neat....But I keep ran into the following problem,
when
I try to run the sample programs, SAXPrint or DOMPrint for
1.2.0a...(I"m
using BCB5)

Everytime I select a file, for example : "c:\poem.xml", I get the
following exception :

"Project Project1.exe raised exception class MalformedURLException
with
message 'Exception Object Address: 0xCF68B1A".

It appears to go into the parser.parse(xmlFile.c_str()); and raises
this
exception.

This does not happen when I run your executable directly though...

(Oh, I also used your pre-compiled Xerces.dll and Xerces.lib, thinking
there might be some
problem during my compilation, but I still get the above exception.)

Any idea what's happening, or workarounds ?

Thanks in advance,
Rajeev..