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Actually the startup of the JVM is not considered. The measuremt takes place after the JVM is started and even after a few seconds of parsing to get the parser warmed up.
If you consider the use case of a server which receives SOAP messages and has to parse them, the startup of the JVM is not relavent to the performance since it should be running all day.
But the JVM itself is relevant if it is deployed on small dedicated appliances since it uses alot of memory compared to C applications.
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