Package com.bea.xml does not exist

Hello all,
I would like to try the nice features of XMLBeans, but I am not able to import
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to create.
The error message is "package com.bea.xml does not exist", even when the path
"C:\LocalProgFiles\Bea\xkit" (where the file xbean.jar is located) is included
in the CLASSPATH. Also the environemt variable XMLBEANDIR is set correctly to
"C:\LocalProgFiles\Bea\xkit".
Has anyone an idea, what is wrong?
Thanx in advance
Stefan

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I am having the same problem as you were but I'm using Eclipse and I think I've set up the environment properly. Except I cannot, for the life of me, figure out where the Package, "com.bea.xml.stream.MXParserFactory", either resides on my computer or is located for download or is included in some other utility.
We found an example that used the following code:
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When my application tries to execute this statement I get the error below. Am I supposed to have this package on my computer? I don't even have a bea directory. What am I doing wrong?
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