Calling a servlet giving an XML stream

Hi,
Can you tell me the different ways to call a java servlet giving a <XML> stream ?
Thanks

Can you tell me if the following code is in the right way ?
XMLTest( HttpServletRequest requete ){
SAXParser parser = new SAXParser( );
parser.setContentHandler (this);
try {
parser.parse( new InputSource( requete.getReader() ) );
catch (SAXException e) {
System.err.println (e);
catch (IOException e) {
System.err.println (e);
And can you tell me how to test ? I mean, how to send a http post or get th the servlet that will include the parser ?

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An html page to send a XML File with a put method :
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I think the problemn comes from the method used to send the <XML> stream.
Using an html form doesn't seem to be a good method.
I tried several methods or examples found and none of them seems to work.
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