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    import javax.xml.transform.dom.*;
    import org.apache.xpath.*;
    import org.apache.xml.utils.*;
    
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    duration + " ms." +
    "\tfreeMemory: " + r.freeMemory() +
    "\ttotalMemory: "+r.totalMemory());
    else if (i == 10)
    System.out.println("printing some selected childs only
    from now on...");
    }
    }
    }
    
    ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
    Here you can see an example of the result:
    
    $ java Test
    Building a document with 100001 childs
    Evaluating XPath for each 100001 childs
    child #0 took 77 ms. freeMemory: 10642840 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #1 took 1 ms. freeMemory: 10583848 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #2 took 0 ms. freeMemory: 10583848 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #3 took 0 ms. freeMemory: 10583848 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #4 took 0 ms. freeMemory: 10583848 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #5 took 0 ms. freeMemory: 10583848 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #6 took 0 ms. freeMemory: 10583848 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #7 took 1 ms. freeMemory: 10583848 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #8 took 0 ms. freeMemory: 10583848 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #9 took 0 ms. freeMemory: 10583848 totalMemory:
    45129728
    printing some selected childs only from now on...
    child #10000 took 3 ms. freeMemory: 10980392 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #20000 took 5 ms. freeMemory: 9976808 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #30000 took 7 ms. freeMemory: 6332656 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #40000 took 9 ms. freeMemory: 5112168 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #50000 took 12 ms. freeMemory: 1373472 totalMemory:
    45129728
    child #60000 took 14 ms. freeMemory: 19851264 totalMemory:
    66650112
    child #70000 took 16 ms. freeMemory: 16515832 totalMemory:
    66650112
    child #80000 took 19 ms. freeMemory: 15040280 totalMemory:
    66650112
    child #90000 took 21 ms. freeMemory: 7435744 totalMemory:
    66650112
    child #100000 took 24 ms. freeMemory: 17416944 totalMemory:
    66650112
    
    ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
    each time I call xpathSupport.getDTMHandleFromNode(child) it does not
    free the memory,
    and so it gets slower and slower.
    
    How to solve this problem?
    Some people has suggested to use the DOM4J package instead of Xalan.
    However, we already have quite a lot of software using Xalan and
    changing the code would have some cost.
    Is it possible to solve this problem without discarding xalan?
    
    Regards,
    DAvid
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david wolf

Posted: 2006-3-21 1:22:00

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java-programmer, which jar file has this class: javax/xml/stream/XMLStreamWriter I got a compile error as follows:

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/xml/stream/XMLStreamWriter

Which Jar file should I include in the classpath?

Thanks,

Yi

Steve W. Jackson

Posted: 2006-3-21 3:36:00

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java-programmer >> which jar file has this class: javax/xml/stream/XMLStreamWriter In article <email***@***.com>,
"david wolf" <email***@***.com> wrote:

> I got a compile error as follows:
>
> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/xml/stream/XMLStreamWriter
>
> Which Jar file should I include in the classpath?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Yi

There's no such package I can see in 1.4.2 or 1.5.0, nor in the J2EE
API. But you should be able, with any XML package you use, to serialize
your XML to one of the existing stream classes.
--
Steve W. Jackson
Montgomery, Alabama

Dave Mandelin

Posted: 2006-3-21 7:51:00

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java-programmer >> which jar file has this class: javax/xml/stream/XMLStreamWriter It appears to be in the Java Web Services Developer Pack. Do you know
where that is installed on your system?

Steve W. Jackson

Posted: 2006-3-22 0:34:00

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java-programmer >> which jar file has this class: javax/xml/stream/XMLStreamWriter In article <email***@***.com>,
"Dave Mandelin" <email***@***.com> wrote:

> It appears to be in the Java Web Services Developer Pack. Do you know
> where that is installed on your system?

I replied in this thread yesterday that I didn't find that package
(javax.xml.stream) or class (XMLStreamReader) anywhere. But this reply
caused me to realize I'd overlooked a newer API than I've used.
Specifically, J2EE 5. This is *not* part of JWSDP, but part of J2EE 5,
which is typically installed with the JWSDP if a recent enough version
is installed. I have JWSDP 1.4, which still uses J2EE 1.4 and doesn't
include this package or class.

= Steve =
--
Steve W. Jackson
Montgomery, Alabama

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  - Packing Resource-Based App Into a .JARI have an application which uses outside data files. That is, it has
    lines of code like this:
    
    DataReader.loadFile("data/MyFile.dat");
    
    Right now the app is just a bunch of .class files and I start it on
    the command line from the appropriate directory to ensure that the
    data files can be found.
    
    But I want to package the app as a .jar (a .jar which includes the
    data files) and be able to run the .jar from any directory. That is,
    when it's running, java should search for the data files relative to
    the .jar root, rather than relative to the root where the process was
    started.
    
    How can I do this?
    
    Thanks,
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  - Singleton QuestionOn 1 Jul 2004 05:10:57 -0700, email***@***.com (Dave Monroe)
    wrote or quoted :
    
    >What's GoF?
    
    see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/gof.html
    
    --
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    Coaching, problem solving, economical contract programming.
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  - security-roles: application.xml vs web.xmlHi,
    
    does anybody know how a webmodule behaves when It is assemble in an ear
    containing the web module and I include security-roles in both the
    application.xml and web.xml? I have been browsing both the j2ee and servlet
    specs, but I haven't found any description of mandated behaviour. I have
    tested a little with sun one appserver7. This appserver seems to ignore the
    security-roles defined in the web.xml. What's more, don't mentioning
    security-roles in the application.xml and only use the web.xml for mapping
    security-roles breaks the login process.
    
    Does all this mean that security-roles in the web.xml file can only be used
    for standalone web applications and not for web modules who are part of an
    ear?
    
    Cheers
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  - How can I make my applet call another Web page?Hi All,
    
    Would anyone know a way to have an applet call another Web page so
    that, after the new page is loaded, if I hit the back button then I go
    back to the page where the applet is at?
    
    I don't need to know about button action events or about layout
    managers or anything like that, just the URL processing code, or a
    good reference.
    
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  - Forged posts (was: Re: operator overloading)Someone impersonating Lew <email***@***.com> writes:
    > Those aren't domain goals, those are church programmes, and they
    > don't matter a jot to the cheesecake.
    [ More dissociated-press text elided. ]
    
    Has anyone else complained to the site where these posts are
    being injected or does Lew enjoy having a special fan?
    
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  - View large file
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  - ASP.NET vs J2EE - Scalability and SpeedRegarding this pieces of information:
    65% of the Fortune 500 companies
    80% of the top US healthcare companies
    75% of commercial banks worldwide
    90% of the top commercial banks in the US
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    15 of the top Wall Street brokerage firms
    7 of the 8 largest US telecommunications companies
    
    That's true. But what I can understand about that figure was -
    Those businesses started using Internet and Computer Networking
    technologies times ago. It happens before Microsoft started to get
    strong. I am working in a pharmaceutical company in US and we are using
    lots of IBM products. We are trying very hard to stop using them and
    turn our techology to Microsoft. Off course, personnally - I hate
    microsoft - I dont' feel fun when I use any one of micrsoft product.
    But in the business term - Microsoft products are qualified. Cheap to
    support and run - some tools are never over kill such as SQL server. We
    are using Oracle but I found only SQL server that just more than enough
    and a lot cheaper to run (cost of DBA and Programmer, etc).
    
    Webspere? Naaa .... we have been using Webspere when we started having
    our own Web site and Intranet sites. Then we changed to Coldfusion in
    the last 5 years. I found those suck! Cost too much money - when
    Microsoft IIS5 or 6 are free also .NET - so, why not!!!!
    
    Sure - a lot of Banks use J2EE - same reason! They rally want to stop
    using it but they cannot because everybody started with J2EE and know
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  - read gps bluettoth on applet pda - javacommHi all,
    
    I'm a student..
    
    I wrote an applet for PC that reads GPS data from serial port (using
    javacomm)....
    I would like to have the same applet on my pda, an IPAQ h1940 with bluetooth
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    I'm using javacomm and driver for pda found on www.teilo.net , I followed
    the steps of the site, but it doesn't work... :-(
    
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    in which directory?
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    (I searched in the registry but I didn't find none of java, path, classpath
    etc...)
    
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    loading properly in IE 6 browser. We chekced all the Security settings and
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  - Outsourcing to India and ChinaPhillip Lord <email***@***.com> wrote in message news:<email***@***.com>...
    > >>>>> "Loco" == Loco Pollo <email***@***.com> writes:
    >
    > >> >this is anti free trade and ultimately anti freedom.
    > >>
    > >> Free trade is not necessarily a good thing.
    >
    > Loco> no but many good can come of it.
    >
    > >> First it encourages shipping goods all over the planet that could
    > >> have been produced locally. This wastes fuel and pollutes the
    > >> atmosphere.
    >
    > Loco> in a truly market economy, it wouldn't happen unless it is
    > Loco> cost effective. this would include the cost of pollution.
    >
    > No it wouldn't. The market economy fails to work for any commodity
    > where the cost of charging for that commodity either outweighs the
    > value of that commodity, or worse, there is no way to charge for a
    > commodity.
    >
    > For example, I like hill walking. In the UK there are lots of
    > hills. Its not possible to charge for them because building a large
    > fence around the for example, the 150 miles of the peninnes would cost
    > a massive amount. Worse there is a legal "right to roam" which
    > effectively stops the land owners from doing this anyway.
    
    imho what your talkin bout has nothin to do with a free market. if
    there's no market for it the market wouldn't be there. if there is a
    need a market would self create itself. in your example, no company
    would try to charge you for the trails you use if there was no way to
    make $ off of it(of course there is and they are, hiking boots from
    texas, rain jacket made in china, etc..). the destruction of nature
    caused by hikers has more to do with govt and user obligations than
    with free trade. actually none of that example has to do with free
    trade.
    
    > Of course in the US, it would be a different matter, as you would just
    > build a gate across the road leading too the hills, which would
    > effectively block all access.
    
    actually we got what's called national parks where the govt pays for
    its upkeep subsidized by entry fees. i'm guessing our national park
    system has 100s of millions of people accessing them per yr and
    preserves what would otherwise be developed.
    
    > >> It enables multinationals to exploit workers by threatening to
    > >> move to where labour and environmental laws are laxest.
    >
    > Loco> multinationals are no different than national companies. if a
    > Loco> country "can" manage a national company, i see no reason why
    > Loco> the world can't manage a multinational.
    >
    > We don't have a world government. The only "regulatory" bodies for
    > multinationals for some reason seem to work in the interest of the
    > multinationals, or more accurately the interest of those who own the
    > multinationals rather than the population at large.
    
    we do have a world govt. there are people who specialize in
    international laws. yes multinationals have way too much power,
    however, this isn't because of free trade. its because we as a species
    are too greedy and corrupt.
    
    we have everything we need to create a paradise but none of the social
    maturity to accomplish it.
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