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Sample: MixedContent
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Author: Eric Vasilik (ericvas@bea.com)
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Last Updated: Oct. 28, 2004
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Versions:
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xmlbeans-1.0.3
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xmlbeans-v2
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This samples gives an quick overview of how to use XmlBeans with both the
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strongly typed XmlObjects (StatementDocument, Transaction) and with the
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XmlCursor.
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In the sample, a instance of a statement is iterated over twice --
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once using the strongly typed array approach and once with an XmlCursor. When
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walking over the array the programmer naivly adds up deposit amounts before
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the withdrawal amounts. The end result is a positive balance. When walking
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over the array using XmlCursor, the transaction amounts are processed in order
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and the end result is a negative balance.
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In this situation, the order of the xml elements matters!
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To try out this sample:
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1. Set XMLBEANS_HOME in your environment
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2. Ant must be on your PATH
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3. To compile the schemas and sample source, run "ant build"
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4. To execute the sample, run "ant run"
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