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[DIR] Parent Directory        11-Apr-2007 16:53      -  
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[   ] build.bat               20-Aug-2002 10:01     1k  
[DIR] data/                   16-Apr-2002 12:56      -  
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[TXT] saxbench.xml            20-Aug-2002 10:01     7k  
[   ] saxbench.xsl            16-Apr-2002 12:55     4k  
[DIR] src/                    20-Aug-2002 10:01      -  
[   ] tests.bat               16-Apr-2002 17:36     1k  
[   ] transform.bat           16-Apr-2002 17:36     1k  

SAX and XPP tests modified by Aleksander Slominski to include 
XMLPULL (XPP3 and kXML2 parsers) in  tests and following additional changes:
* modified tests to parse from memory and not from file to eliminate IO interference
* each test actual visits every element and its content is added to StringBuffer
	(to allow cheking real time to visit every node!)
* added ability to check overhead of creation of parser instances instead of reusing	


You can get modified tests from

   http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/~aslom/xpp_sax2bench/

Aleksander Slominski

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SAXBench, an XML parser benchmarking program for Java
Version 2.0, released April 13, 2002
http://www.bluecast.com/piccolo/bench.html

(C) Copyright 2002 by Yuval Oren. All rights reserved.

This software is released under the terms of the
GNU General Public License (LGPL). Full
text is available at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html

Please report bugs to yuval@bluecast.com. Thank you.
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To run these benchmarks, you need to:

1. Compile the program: javac src/*.java

2. Generate the random XML files:
   java -cp src RandXMLGen 100 > data/rand_100.xml
   java -cp src RandXMLGen 10000 > data/rand_10000.xml
   java -cp src RandXMLGen 100000 > data/rand_100000.xml

3. Run SAXBench: java -cp src SAXBench saxbench.xml > results.xml

4. Create an HTML file from the results:
   java -cp src xslt saxbench.xsl < results.xml > results.html