Add Additional Tag in XML

Hi,
I am using PI 7.0 and sending proxy to soap scenario.
My external vendor is receiving my structure fine but complained that it does not have the following element
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF8"?>
<!DOCTYPE gsafeed PUBLIC "-//Google//DTD TestFeed//EN" "">
My structure is generating only the first one <XML Version>
How do i generate the doctype in my mapping.
Regards
Sam

Hi Sam,
If you add that, the output will no longer be XML. Doctype is used for defining dtd schemas.
Regards,
Mark

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