what does a brother have to do for xml???

[bardley]

All my code is hand-written in a text editor and I just need to have access to the xml-parsing classes.

Apparently, even though the xml classes are listed in the J2SE documentation, the corresponding classes are not available just by installing J2SE.

I saw on java.sun.com that they were included in the web services package so I downloaded that, but when I tried to run it (under Linux), I found out I needed to be running xwindows to install it. Grrrr...

So then I downloaded j2ee, saying to myself "they must include the classes in here somewhere". Unfortunately, after installing j2ee I still can't figure out how to compile basic classes like javax.xml.parsers into my simple little app.

Any advice is HUGELY appreciated.

Brad Gunsalus
bardley90@hotmail.com

 

[hologram]

JAXP is included in J2SE 1.5.0 Beta 1 release. I just downloaded and installed it. (Windows version)

"javax.xml.parsers" is indeed included.

 

[bardley]

Was trying to avoid that (being beta and all), but I guess it's a better fit than messing with the other stuff that I don't need.

Thanks

Brad Gunsalus
bardley90@hotmail.com

 

[sedj]

Don't be daft ! The javax.xml.parsers are included in JWSDP (current version 1.3, see

http://www.java.sun.com).

There is certainly an install for standard Linux (without xwindows). We run it at work ...
Just download the correct version, add the relevant jar files to you CLASSPATH and hey presto !