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- The given code snippet is attempting to deserialize an XML string into a `ServerMessage` object. The XML structure is expected to have a root element with either the tag `<success>` or `<error>`, and based on the root tag, different deserialization methods are called.
- In this case, the error occurred at line 236 in the `ServerMessage` class, in the `deserializeSuccess` method. The exception message indicates that the XML structure is invalid. Specifically, it suggests that the child element of the root element does not have the expected structure.
- To resolve this issue, you need to ensure that the XML structure matches the expected format. Here's an example of how the XML structure should look like for a `<success>` element:
- ```xml
- <success>
- <!-- Content specific to success -->
- </success>
- ```
- Make sure that the XML string being deserialized has the correct structure.
- If the XML structure is correct and you're still encountering this error, there might be an issue with the logic of the `deserializeSuccess` method or the tags being used. Double-check the implementation of `deserializeSuccess` and ensure that it correctly handles the expected child elements based on the XML structure.
- Additionally, it's important to verify that the constants `TAG_ERROR`, `TAG_SUCCESS`, `TAG_LIST_USERS`, `TAG_EVENT`, `TAG_SESSION`, and `TAG_MESSAGE` have been defined correctly and match the corresponding XML tags.
- Taking these steps should help you resolve the `IllegalArgumentException` related to the invalid XML structure.
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