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Hi,
So you wana process XML in java.
Ok, No problem. Just try to find out "parser.jar" file
and set classpath on your system.
Where to find it???
OK, if you get a copy of "Sun Forte 4 Java" you can install it
and this package will automatically be copied on your system.
If due to any reason Forte4J doesn't work on your machine due
to any reason then just go to the lib folder under your forte4j folder
and copy the parser.jar file anywhere you want.
You can place it in jdk's lib folder.
Then you can set classpath.
Even then if you face some problem setting classpath, just install Kawa and then go to the menu Packages>>Classpath...
here you can set path by clicking new button and then
typing the path in the below text box
as c:\jdk\lib\parser.jar now click ok
Now you would be able to import that class
Hay, It's that simple!!!
Ok, Take Care.