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Kalika, You can look at the XML encoding of a bundle file by saving a bundle file using the File->Save as menu selection, and saving a file with extension .xidv. Then look at that file with any normal editor, or print it, to read the XML. You can save a "jnlp file" with the same menu selection and using a file extension of .jnlp. That file also can be viewed in an editor but the bundle information part of it is base64-encoded xml (using org.apache.xerces.utils.Base64) and is not human-readable. Both kinds of files are written by the method doSave(String filename) in the class ucar/unidata/idv/IntegratedDataViewer.java which makes calls on code in ucar/unidata/xml/XmlEncoder.java and other classes. Stuart Wier > > Hi > > I want to look into bundle files. How exactly a bundle file is created ? I > would like to look into that code , also like to study various elelemts in > xml format in a bundle file > -- **************************************************************************** Unidata User Support UCAR Unidata Program 303 497 8643 P.O. Box 3000 address@hidden Boulder, CO 80307 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unidata WWW Service http://my.unidata.ucar.edu/content/support ****************************************************************************