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

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