XMLDocument and ClassCastException

We recently upgraded to Java 1.4.1_02 from Java 1.3.0.
The following type casting worked in java 1.3.0, but throws java.lang.ClassCastException while running in Java 1.4.1.
XmlDocument xdoc = (XmlDocument)doc;
where 'doc' is a variable of interface org.w3c.dom.Document
Do anybody have an idea why it does not work in Java 1.4.1?
Does the parser.jar file (that has the classfiles XMLDocument and Document) need to be upgraded for Java 1.4.1?

The problem was because Java 1.4.1 comes with its apache's implementation of XMLDocument and this was interfering with the XMLDocument class in parser.jar, which was sun's implementation.
So, when we removed parser.jar from classpath, it is working fine.

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              > > Regards.
              > >
              > > --
              > > Alexandre Aubry
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