Generate a File XML in Forms with PL/SQL

Hi Friends!
I need to generate a file XML and validate it with a XSD schema!
I see some ways to generate a file with a QUERY.
But i cant generate a file with a Query because my datas existing in diferent tables and isn't possible to create in a query! I need to construct the XML step by step... creating the nodes and subnodes... setting values to the nodes and so on!
I see a class java called by Marshall and i created a bean to generate XML but it is so slow even in a powered server!
How can i do this in PL/SQL?????
Somebody can help me!!

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http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14259/xdb10pls.htm#sthref1389
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