Hi all! I want to display xml file that i receive in my request object.

I am a newbie to servlet technology, my requirement is like thsi:
the XML file is like this:
<ns0:Http_Message_Type_Demo xmlns:ns0="http://abcdemo.com">
<Name>ABC</Name>
<RollNo>123</RollNo>
<Address>a-2</Address>
</ns0:Http_Message_Type_Demo>
I will receive an xml file in my HTTPRequest object. How to display the xml file as it is in browser.
Please help me Its urgent!
Thanks in advance!

Hi
please have a look at the test code which generates a static xml code , might be the change reqd here is that the request you are getting is xml which has to be passed to the response object
public class test extends HttpServlet
public void doGet
    HttpServletRequest req,   // This provides information sent by the browser
    HttpServletResponse res    // This is used to send information back to the browser
) throws
    ServletException,          // General exception that should be thrown if there
                               // is a unrecoverable error in the Servlet
    IOException
    // Set the MIME type for the information being sent to the browser.
    // In this case, we are going to send back HTML
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    // Get a reference to the output stream.
    // Anything written to this stream is sent directly to the browser
    // (The browser sees this as its input).
       ServletOutputStream out = res.getOutputStream();
    // The following println statements create an HTML page.
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    // tags are all properly formed HTML syntax.
       out.println("<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>" );
       out.println("<?xml:stylesheet type=\"text/xsl\" href=\"file:///c:/servlets/test.xsl\"?>");
       out.println("<persons>");
       out.println("<person><firstname>Oren</firstname><lastname>Ben-KiKi</lastname></person>");
       out.println("</persons>");
hope this helps , please mark helpul answers
regards
rajeshkr

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Hi, i want to list all document files that are on the portal and make a XML file with result. I found the Interface Query where i can use "search" method. Is there a way to use the APIs from hyperion, i try to do a servlet and obtain a list of all document type like with NAME, DATE CREATED, TYPE, UUID, DESC, etc.. The list can be order by NAME, DATE, etc... And put the result in a XML file. Is it possible to do this with that Hyperion API, or i spend my time to find the solution with this restricted/limited APIs? And first, is there a documentation for the developpers on what we can do with API's Hyperion? The JavaDoc Hyperion just give a little bit information, nothing consisting!! Thanks in advance for any help : [email protected]!Max

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you can rename the wsp with a.rar or a.cab extension and take a look inside
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