Convert Objects into an XML Document? Possible?

Hello,
Is there a way to convert different objects into an XML File/Document
If I create 10 objects and then I want to create an XML Document
of these objects,is it possible to do this?
Ajay

Hello,
Is there a way to convert different objects into an
XML File/Document
If I create 10 objects and then I want to create an
XML Document
of these objects,is it possible to do this?
Ajayjust override the .toString() method...

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