java/src/org/apache/qetest/dtm/TestDTMIterator.java [70:120]:
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    try
    {
	    // Pick our input source
		Source source=null;
		if(argv.length<1)
		{
			String defaultSource=
 		"<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>\n"+
 		"<Document xmlns:d=\"www.d.com\" a1=\"hello\" a2=\"goodbye\">"+
 		"<!-- Default test document -->"+
 		"<?api a1=\"yes\" a2=\"no\"?>"+
 		"<A><!-- A Subtree --><B><C><D><E><F xmlns:f=\"www.f.com\" a1=\"down\" a2=\"up\"/></E></D></C></B></A>"+
 		"<Aa/><Ab/><Ac><Ac1/></Ac>"+
 		"<Ad xmlns:Ad=\"www.Ad.com\" xmlns:y=\"www.y.com\" xmlns:z=\"www.z.com\">"+
 		"<Ad1/></Ad>"+
 		"</Document>";

			source=new StreamSource(new StringReader(defaultSource));
		}
		else if (argv.length>1 &&  "X".equalsIgnoreCase(argv[1]))
		{
			// XNI stream startup goes here
			// Remember to perform Schema validation, to obtain PSVI annotations
		}
		else
		{
			// Read from a URI via whatever mechanism the DTMManager prefers
			source=new StreamSource(argv[0]);
		}
	
      // Get a DTM manager, and ask it to load the DTM "uniquely",
      // with no whitespace filtering, nonincremental, but _with_
      // indexing (a fairly common case, and avoids the special
      // mode used for RTF DTMs).

	  // For testing with some of David Marston's files I do want to strip whitespace.
	  dtmWSStripper stripper = new dtmWSStripper();

      DTMManager manager= new DTMManagerDefault().newInstance(new XMLStringFactoryImpl());
      DTM dtm=manager.getDTM(source, true, stripper, false, true);

	  // Get various nodes to use as context nodes.
	  int dtmRoot = dtm.getDocument();					// #document
	  String dtmRootName = dtm.getNodeName(dtmRoot);	// Used for output
	  int DNode = dtm.getFirstChild(dtmRoot);			// <Document>
	  String DNodeName = dtm.getNodeName(DNode);
	  int CNode = dtm.getFirstChild(DNode);				// <Comment>
	  int PINode = dtm.getNextSibling(CNode);			// <PI>
	  int ANode = dtm.getNextSibling(PINode);			// <A>
	  String ANodeName = dtm.getNodeName(ANode);
	  int lastNode = 0;
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java/src/org/apache/qetest/dtm/TestDTMTraverser.java [82:132]:
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    try
    {
		// Pick our input source
		Source source=null;
		if(argv.length<1)
		{
			String defaultSource=
 		"<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>\n"+
 		"<Document xmlns:d=\"www.d.com\" a1=\"hello\" a2=\"goodbye\">"+
 		"<!-- Default test document -->"+
 		"<?api a1=\"yes\" a2=\"no\"?>"+
 		"<A><!-- A Subtree --><B><C><D><E><F xmlns:f=\"www.f.com\" a1=\"down\" a2=\"up\"/></E></D></C></B></A>"+
 		"<Aa/><Ab/><Ac><Ac1/></Ac>"+
 		"<Ad xmlns:Ad=\"www.Ad.com\" xmlns:y=\"www.y.com\" xmlns:z=\"www.z.com\">"+
 		"<Ad1/></Ad>"+
 		"</Document>";

			source=new StreamSource(new StringReader(defaultSource));
		}
		else if (argv.length>1 &&  "X".equalsIgnoreCase(argv[1]))
		{
			// XNI stream startup goes here
			// Remember to perform Schema validation, to obtain PSVI annotations
		}
		else
		{
			// Read from a URI via whatever mechanism the DTMManager prefers
			source=new StreamSource(argv[0]);
		}
	
      // Get a DTM manager, and ask it to load the DTM "uniquely",
      // with no whitespace filtering, nonincremental, but _with_
      // indexing (a fairly common case, and avoids the special
      // mode used for RTF DTMs).

	  // For testing with some of David Marston's files I do want to strip whitespace.
	  dtmWSStripper stripper = new dtmWSStripper();

      DTMManager manager= new DTMManagerDefault().newInstance(new XMLStringFactoryImpl());
      DTM dtm=manager.getDTM(source, true, stripper, false, true);

	  // Get various nodes to use as context nodes.
	  int dtmRoot = dtm.getDocument();					// #document
	  String dtmRootName = dtm.getNodeName(dtmRoot);	// Used for output
	  int DNode = dtm.getFirstChild(dtmRoot);			// <Document>
	  String DNodeName = dtm.getNodeName(DNode);
	  int CNode = dtm.getFirstChild(DNode);				// <Comment>
	  int PINode = dtm.getNextSibling(CNode);			// <PI>
	  int ANode = dtm.getNextSibling(PINode);			// <A>
	  String ANodeName = dtm.getNodeName(ANode);
	  int lastNode = 0;
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