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Error Handling best practices

 
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We're using Xerces and Java and placing complex business/data validation rules in XML Schemas to validate system-to-system XML data exchanges. We'd like to parse these documents and return usable, understandable error messages to the business user who originally created the XML document. We're running into two problems:
1] Parser only finds 1st error (we'd like all errors to be reported)
2] Parser reports cryptic error messages that are not understandable by business users
I'm looking for resources, best practices, suggestions, commercial products that can help us solve this problem.
Thanks!
 
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