Document write to file

I've parsed an xml file into a Document object, manipulated various nodes, and now i would like to re-write it to a new file. How would I go about doing so? My question is not so much regarding the I/O, but how can the Document object be sent to the output stream?
thanks

It depends what package are you using, with JDOM:
FileOutputStream xml_fos = new FileOutputStream(outputFile);
XMLOutputter outputter = new XMLOutputter(" ", true);
outputter.output(doc, xml_fos);
xml_fos.flush();
xml_fos.close();
doc is the Document
Regards,
Susana

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