Configuring Your Environment

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100

TREAMING

API

FOR

XML

event

contains

EventParse.java

, which illustrates how to use the

XMLEv-

entReader

(event iterator) API to read an XML file.

filter

contains

MyStreamFilter.java

, which illustrates how to use the

StAX Stream Filter APIs. In this example, the filter accepts only

Start-

Element

and

EndElement

events and filters out the remainder of the

events.

readnwrite

contains

EventProducerConsumer.java

, which illustrates

how the StAX producer/consumer mechanism can be used to simulta-
neously read and write XML streams.

writer

contains

CursorWriter.java

, which illustrates how to use

XML-

StreamWriter

to write an XML file programatically.

Configuring Your Environment for
Running the Samples

The instructions for configuring your environment are the same as those for run-
ning the other J2EE Tutorial samples. Specifically, to configure your environ-
ment for running the StAX examples, follow the steps below.

Note: If you are configuring the samples to run in a Microsoft Windows environ-
ment, use UNIX-style forward slashes (

) rather than Windows-style backslashes

(

) to separate directory names when specifying paths in the steps below. For exam-

ple, if your Application Server PE installation is in

c:\Sun\AppServer

, specify

c:/Sun/AppServer

instead.

1. Set the following two properties in

<javaee.tutorial.home>/exam-

ples/common/build.properties

javaee.home

to the directory in which SJSAS PE 9.0 is installed

javaee.tutorial.home

to the directory in which the J2EE 1.4 Tutorial is

installed.

2. Specify the admin password used for your Application Server installation

<javaee.tutorial.home>/examples/common/admin-password.txt