java/src/org/apache/qetest/dtm/TestDTMIter.java [642:709]:
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             + "(Note: assumes inputDir=.\\tests\\api)\n");
}

FileOutputStream openFileStream(String name)
{
	FileOutputStream fos = null;

	try
	{  fos = new FileOutputStream(name); }

	catch (Exception e)
	{  reporter.checkFail("Failure opening output file."); }

	return fos;
}

// This routine generates a new DTM for each testcase
DTM generateDTM()
{
	// Create DTM and generate initial context
	Source source = new StreamSource(new StringReader(defaultSource));
	DTMManager manager= new DTMManagerDefault().newInstance(new XMLStringFactoryImpl());
	DTM dtm=manager.getDTM(source, true, stripper, false, true);
   
	return dtm;
}

void writeClose(FileOutputStream fos, StringBuffer buf)
{
	// Write results and close output file.
	try
	{
               fos.write(buf.toString().getBytes("UTF-8"));
		fos.close();
	}

	catch (Exception e)
	{  reporter.checkFail("Failure writing output."); 	}
 }
    
String getNodeInfo(DTM dtm, int nodeHandle, String indent)
{
    // Formatting hack -- suppress quotes when value is null, to distinguish
    // it from "null".
	String buf = new String("null");
    String value=dtm.getNodeValue(nodeHandle);
    String vq = (value==null) ? "" : "\"";

    // Skip outputing of text nodes. In most cases they clutter the output, 
	// besides I'm only interested in the elemental structure of the dtm. 
    if( TYPENAME[dtm.getNodeType(nodeHandle)] != "TEXT" )
	{
    	buf = new String(indent+
		       nodeHandle+": "+
		       TYPENAME[dtm.getNodeType(nodeHandle)]+" "+
			   dtm.getNodeName(nodeHandle)+" "+
			   " Level=" + dtm.getLevel(nodeHandle)+" "+
		       "\tValue=" + vq + value + vq	+ "\n"
		       ); 
	}
	return buf;
}

    /**
     * Main method to run test from the command line - can be left alone.  
     * @param args command line argument array
     */
    public static void main(String[] args)
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java/src/org/apache/qetest/dtm/TestDTMTrav.java [888:959]:
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             + "(Note: assumes inputDir=.\\tests\\api)\n");
}

// This routine generates the output file stream.
FileOutputStream openFileStream(String name)
{
	FileOutputStream fos = null;

	try
	{  fos = new FileOutputStream(name); }

	catch (Exception e)
	{  reporter.checkFail("Failure opening output file."); }

	return fos;
}

// This routine generates a new DTM for each testcase
DTM generateDTM()
{
	// Create DTM and generate initial context
	Source source = new StreamSource(new StringReader(defaultSource));
	DTMManager manager= new DTMManagerDefault().newInstance(new XMLStringFactoryImpl());
	DTM dtm=manager.getDTM(source, true, stripper, false, true);
   
	return dtm;
}

// This routine writes the results to the output file.
void writeClose(FileOutputStream fos, StringBuffer buf)
{
	// Write results and close output file.
	try
	{
               fos.write(buf.toString().getBytes("UTF-8"));
		fos.close();
	}

	catch (Exception e)
	{  reporter.checkFail("Failure writing output."); 	}
 }
    
// This routine gathers up all the important info about a node, concatenates
// in all together into a single string and returns it. 
String getNodeInfo(DTM dtm, int nodeHandle, String indent)
{
    // Formatting hack -- suppress quotes when value is null, to distinguish
    // it from "null" (JK).
	String buf = new String("null");
    String value=dtm.getNodeValue(nodeHandle);
    String vq = (value==null) ? "" : "\"";

    // Skip outputing of text nodes. In most cases they clutter the output, 
	// besides I'm only interested in the elemental structure of the dtm. 
    if( TYPENAME[dtm.getNodeType(nodeHandle)] != "TEXT" )
	{
    	buf = new String(indent+
		       nodeHandle+": "+
		       TYPENAME[dtm.getNodeType(nodeHandle)]+" "+
			   dtm.getNodeName(nodeHandle)+" "+
			   " Level=" + dtm.getLevel(nodeHandle)+" "+
		       "\tValue=" + vq + value + vq	+ "\n"
		       ); 
	}
	return buf;
}

/**
* Main method to run test from the command line - can be left alone.  
* @param args command line argument array
*/
public static void main(String[] args)
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