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what jars required for castor?

 
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Hi,
I am using Castor as a parsing tool. What jars I have to take in classpath. I have tried this two: castor-0.9.6.jar & castor-0.9.6-xml.jar, but I am gtting error. Please let me know what other files I need?
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Could you please let us know what error you are getting...

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The error is: The compilation unit indirectly references the missing type org.w3c.dom.Node(typically some require class file is referencing a type outside the class path.

I have set these 4 files into my class path:
1] castor-0.9.6.jar
2] castor-0.9.6-xml.jar
3] xerces.jar
4] Jakarta_regexp.jar

please help me out.
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solved.
Thanks.
 
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