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xml parser for java 1.3.1

 
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hey, i'm currently using the org.w3c.dom package to parse xml documents but it won't work under java 1.3.1. Does anyone know of a package I can use which works with this version of java? Thanks.
 
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Actually, it works but you just need to download the parser separately -- the XML parser was incorporated into the JDK itself only since JDK 1.4. What you should do is to download Apache Xerces and add the Xerces JAR libraries to your classpath.
 
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Thanks that worked.
 
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