Structured java lanaguage diff web tool

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a prototype for a research project that takes java source code and makes AST(abstract syntax tree) of it, then converts it to XML format & uses XML comparison library to compare 2 versions of the source code. technologies GWT,ANTLR, XMLUnit are used.

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