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<H1>Running Pull Parser 2.0</H2><P>

<p>For description of how to run J2ME samples see
<a href="j2me.html">separate document</a>.

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<p>First make sure to add JUnit 3.7 to CLASSPATH
and add to CLASSPATH Pull Parser 2 JAR and
directory with compiled samples and tests.
Optionally add Xerces 2 jar file to use
XPP2 implementation that is based on Xerces XNI.
To implement fully XPP2 interfaces it was
necessary to patch Xerces 2 and both patch and
jar file of modified Xerces are available in
lib\xerces2_patched so jar file can be added to
use Xerces 2 based implementation of XPP2.

<p>The CLASSPATH to use may look like this:

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set CLASSPATH=build\samples;build\tests;build\lib\PullParser_VERSION.jar;lib\junit\junit37.jar;lib\xerces2_patched\xercesImpl_2_0_1_event_position_patch.jar
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<H2>Running automatic tests</H2>


<p>To verify that XPP2 is working
automatic JUnit tests must be executed first:

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ant junit
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<p>If ant is not available use following command instead:

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java AllTests
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<p>Expected output should say OK reporting number of tests run, ex:
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........
Time: 0.431

OK (8 tests)
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<H2>Running samples</H2>
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<img src="dump_swing_xpp_tree_node.jpg" align="right" alt="[XppNodeTree running]">


<H3>Count</H3>

<p>This is simple sample that demonstrates how to use XML Pull Parser
and with different options. In the most basic setup it dumpls file
content and provides some statistics about it. It can be also used
to measure speed of parsing.

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java standard.XppCountMain -help
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<p>Example invocations:

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java standard.XppCountMain build.xml
java standard.XppCountMain build.xml -s 1000
java standard.XppCountMain build.xml -s 1000 -H
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<H3>SWING Node Tree</H3>

This sample demonstrates use of XmlNode to construct and display
XML element tree in SWING JTree widget. JDK 1.2 or better is required.

<pre>
java swing.XppNodeTree build.xml
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<p>[<a href="../README.html">Back To Pull Parser 2 Documentation</a>]<p>&nbsp;

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<address><a href="aslom@extreme.indiana.edu">Aleksander Slominski</a><address>
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