Create !DOCTYPE... tag

Is any method in Java which can create the Doctype parameter in the XML document, that is to produce <!DOCTYPE Response SYSTEM "MyResponse.dtd">??
I use com.ibm.xml.parser and org.w3c.dom classes.
Thanks!!

You can create a new DocumentType using DOMImplementation.createDocumentType(), then append is as a child to your document node.
DOMImplementation domImpl = theDocument.getImplementation();
theDocument.appendChild(domImple.createDocumentType(qname,publicId,systemId));
Hope this helps,
Brian

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