XMLSamples

I'm trying to use the classes in XMLSamples as a prototype for some new functionality. Howerver, I get a compile error on the code when its in my project:Class FindElement not found in my project.
I'm referencing the same libraries and have the same import statements in my project as the sample app. However, I do have a different root directory/package.
Questions:
*Where is the FindElement class located: that is, in which package?
*Why does the sample compile OK but my project doesn't since the libraries and import statement are the same.
Thanks for any assistance.

I'm using 3.2.2. The specific call in question follows:
XMLStreamToParse = FindElement.class.getResourceAsStream("/sample.xml"); in the TransformShoppingCart.java class.
Calls similar to the above are used in several sample class including the FindElement.java sample class.
The only difference I see is that the root directory for the samples has the java 1.2 libraries in a subdirectory whereas my root directory does not.
I've search the hard disk for this class and also the javadoc with no luck.
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