Create XML with XSLT help

Hi,
I would like to create an XML which map to XSLT.
The data that I have to produce XML is just a very small data, for example ArrayList<Integer> myList.
So I need to create an XML from myList.
I'm not sure what technology solution I should choose.
But it'll be great if I can produce my XML map with my xslt.
Should I use SAX? Xerces? Digester? or ....
Could someone give me a right direction or an example.
I'm really appreciate all your input.
Thanks,

Explain why you want to use XSLT. From what you've said so far I don't see the need.
There are a variety of ways to produce XML from data. You'll need to decide how exactly you want a list of numbers to map to XML -- there's a lot of data missing here.

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