Setting document-class-name

[Tobias McNulty <tm...@datadesk.com>]

>And then just set the document-class-name property on the parser
>so that it uses your document class for making the DOM nodes as
>it parses. But depending on what you want to do, you may have to
>be careful about what you override, etc.

Is there anything special I have to do to help xerces find the class 
I am trying to set as document-class-name?  I set the property 
successfully, but it isn't finding my class (which is, of course, 
part of my applet's jar).  I also made sure to use the fully 
qualified name, e.g. DataDesk.DDDocumentImpl;

Thanks,

Toby
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