Generate XML using JSP

I am trying to create and send an XML file back to browser where XSL will be
applied. I am using wl6.0 sp2
I tried like this
<%@ page contentType="text/xml" %>
<%
out.println("<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>") ;
out.println("<books>");
out.println("<title>") ;
out.println("XML Programming") ;
out.println("</title>") ;
out.println("</books>") ;
%>
But the browser is blank.
Thanks
shaikjava

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I need to create xml from a table like:
EL1 EL2 EL3 Attr01 Attr02 Attr03 Attr04
E10, , ,a,b,c,d
E10,E1010, ,a,b,c,d
E10,E1010,E101010,a,b,c,d
E10,E1010,E101020,a,b,c,d
E10,E1010,E101030,a,b,c,d
E10,E1020, ,a,b,c,d
E10,E1020,E102010,a,b,c,d
E20, , ,a,b,c,d
E20,E2010, ,a,b,c,d
E20,E2010,E201010,a,b,c,d
E20,E2020, ,a,b,c,d
E20,E2020,E202010,a,b,c,d
E20,E2020,E202020,a,b,c,d
The hierarchy is EL1--EL2--EL3, and the 3 columns should be elements of xml;
The other for columns Attr01,Attr02,Attr03,Attr04 should be attributes of xml;
The actual table could have more than 500 rows(there are many values for El1,EL2,and EL3).
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<root>
<E10 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E1010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E101010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
<E101020 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
<E101030 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
</E1010>
<E1020 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E102010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
</E1020>
</E10>
<E20 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E2010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E201010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
</E2010>
<E2020 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E202010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
<E202020 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
</E2020>
</E20>
</root>
I create a sample Src table:
CREATE TABLE Src
EL1 VARCHAR(10),
EL2 VARCHAR(10),
EL3 VARCHAR(10),
Attr01 VARCHAR(10),
Attr02 VARCHAR(10),
Attr03 VARCHAR(10),
Attr04 VARCHAR(10)
GO
INSERT INTO Src
(EL1,EL2,EL3,Attr01,Attr02,Attr03,Attr04
SELECT 'E10','','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1010','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1010','E101010','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1010','E101020','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1010','E101030','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1020','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1020','E102010','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','E2010','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','E2010','E201010','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','E2020','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','E2020','E202010','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','E2020','E202020','a','b','c','d'
GO
I tried to use FOR XML PATH to generate xml for the sample data. When the records increase to a few hundreds, it's not a good idea.
Here is my script:
SELECT
(SELECT Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E101010'
FOR XML PATH('E101010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E101020'
FOR XML PATH('E101020'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E101030'
FOR XML PATH('E101030'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
FROM Src
WHERE EL2 = 'E1010' AND (EL1 <>'' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E1010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'--1010
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E102010'
FOR XML PATH('E102010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
FROM Src
WHERE EL2 = 'E1020' AND (EL1 <>'' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E1020'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'--1020
FROM Src
WHERE EL1 = 'E10' AND (EL2 ='' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E10'),TYPE) 'node()'
,(SELECT Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E201010'
FOR XML PATH('E201010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
FROM Src
WHERE EL2 = 'E2010' AND (EL1 <>'' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E2010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'--2010
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E202010'
FOR XML PATH('E202010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E202020'
FOR XML PATH('E202020'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
FROM Src
WHERE EL2 = 'E2020' AND (EL1 <>'' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E2020'),TYPE
FROM Src
WHERE EL1 = 'E20' AND (EL2 ='' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E20'),TYPE) AS 'node()'
FOR XML PATH(''),ROOT('root')
If I get a few hundreds of rows, how huge the script should be. Does anyone have better solution for this? Thanks.
Tao

wBob,
Thanks! And sorry for late feedback.
The XSD requires the xml structures like the following
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<School01>Some school</School01>
<School02>Some other school</School02>
</Schools>
I have to use the number in the element name.
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Tao
Tao

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No, you will not be able to do that. The
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attributes. Your best bet at achieving your
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     , A.ACTIVITYCOMMENTTEXT            as COMMENT_
     , A.SamplerName                    as SAMPLER_NAME
     , A.ActivityArea                   as ACTIVITY_AREA
     , A.ReportingRound                 as REPORTING_ROUND
     , A.SamplePanel                    as SAMPLEPANEL
     , A.DataIncludedinReport           as DATA_INCLUDED_IN_REPORT
     , A.FlowStatusIndicator            as FLOW_STATUS_IND
     , A.SampleChainOfCustody           as SAMPLE_COC
     , A.ActivitySeason                 as ACTIVITY_SEASON
     , A.RunoffImpact                   as RUNOFF_IMPACT
     , (111242)            as MONI_LOC_ID
     , (SELECT MAX(B.MONI_LOC_IDENTIFIER) FROM WQX_MONITORING_LOC B WHERE B.MONI_LOC_IDENTIFIER = A.MONITORINGLOCATIONIDENTIFIER) as MONI_LOC_IDENTIFIER
     , 111242                     as PROJECT_ID
     , NULL                             as BIO_ASSEMB_SAMPLED_NAME
     , NULL                             as BIO_TOXICITY_TEST_TYPE
     , A.METHODIDENTIFIER1              as SAMPLE_COLLECT_METHOD_IDENTIFI
     , A.METHODIDENTIFIERCONTEXT1       as SAMPLE_COLLECT_METHOD_CONTEXT
     , A.METHODNAME1                    as SAMPLE_COLLECT_METHOD_NAME
     , NULL                             as SAMPLE_COLLECT_QUALIFIER_TYPE
     , A.METHODDESCRIPTIONTEXT1         as SAMPLE_COLLECT_DESC
     , A.SampleCollectionEquipmentName as SAMPLE_COLLECT_EQUIP_NAME
     , A.SAMPLECOLLECTIONEQUIPMENTTXT   as SAMPLE_COLLECT_EQUIP_DESC
     , A.METHODNAME2                    as SAMPLE_PREP_METHOD_NAME
     , A.METHODIDENTIFIER2              as SAMPLE_PREP_METHOD_IDENTIFIER
     , A.METHODIDENTIFIERCONTEXT2       as SAMPLE_PREP_METHOD_CONTEXT
     , NULL                             as SAMPLE_PREP_QUALIFIER_TYPE
     , A.METHODDESCRIPTIONTEXT1         as SAMPLE_PREP_DESC
     , A.SampleContainerTypeName        as SAMPLE_CONTAINER_TYPE
     , A.SampleContainerColorName       as SAMPLE_CONTAINER_COLOR
     , A.ChemicalPreservativeUsedName   as CHEM_PRESERVATIVE_USED
     , A.ThermalPreservativeUsedName    as THERMAL_PRESERVATIVE_USED
     , A.SAMPLETRANSPORTSTORAGEDESC     as SAMPLE_TRANS_STORAGE
     , A.AnalysisStartTime              as AnalysisStartTime
     , A.AnalysisEndTime                as AnalysisEndTime
     , A.MethodSpeciationName           as MethodSpeciationName
     , A.ResultLaboratoryCommentCode    as ResultLaboratoryCommentCode
     , A.UnidentifiedSpeciesIdentifier as UnidentifiedSpeciesIdentifier
FROM TMP_CHEMACTIVITYRESULTS A
WHERE A.SUBMISSION_ID = 111242
   AND A.ACTIVITYIDENTIFIER2 NOT IN
     ( SELECT ACTIVITY_IDENTIFIER FROM WQX_ACTIVITY )
UNION
SELECT X.WQX_ACTIVITY_GEN_ID                                             as WQX_ACTIVITY_GEN_ID
     , A.ACTIVITYIDENTIFIER2                                             as ACTIVITY_IDENTIFIER
     , (SELECT MAX(O.ORGANIZATION_NAME) FROM SYS_ORGANIZATION O WHERE O.ORGANIZATION_ID = 111242) as ORGANIZATION_NAME
     , (SELECT MAX(P.PROJECT_IDENTIFIER) FROM SYS_PROJECT P WHERE P.PROJECT_ID = 111242) as PROJECT_IDENTIFIER
     , NVL(A.ACTIVITYTYPECODE, (SELECT MAX(ACTYP_CD) FROM REF_ACTIVITY_TYPE WHERE TO_CHAR(ACTYP_UID) = TO_CHAR(X.ACTIVITY_TYPE_CD))) as ACTIVITY_TYPE_CD
     , NVL(A.ActivityMediaName, X.ACTIVITY_MEDIA_NAME)                   as ACTIVITY_MEDIA_NAME
     , NVL(A.ActivityMediaSubDivisionName, X.MEDIA_SUB_DIVISION)         as MEDIA_SUB_DIVISION
     , NVL(A.ActivityStartDate, TO_CHAR(X.ACTIVITY_START_DTTM, 'YYYY-MM-DD')) as ACTIVITY_START_DATE
     , CASE WHEN A.ActivityStartTime is not NULL THEN
                 substr(A.ActivityStartTime,1,2)||':'||substr(A.ActivityStartTime,3,2)||':00'
            WHEN A.ActivityStartTime is NULL THEN ''
       END as ACTIVITY_START_TIME
--   , NVL((substr(A.ActivityStartTime,1,2)||':'||substr(A.ActivityStartTime,3,2)||':00'), TO_CHAR(X.ACTIVITY_START_DTTM, 'HH24:MI:SS')) as ACTIVITY_START_TIME
     , NVL(A.ACTIVITYENDDATE, TO_CHAR(X.ACTIVITY_END_DTTM, 'YYYY-MM-DD'))     as ACTIVITY_END_DATE
     , NVL(A.ACTIVITYENDDATE, TO_CHAR(X.ACTIVITY_END_DTTM, 'HH24:MI:SS'))     as ACTIVITY_END_TIME
     , NVL(A.TIMEZONECODE1, X.TIME_ZONE_CD)                              as TIME_ZONE_CD
     , NVL(A.ActivityRelativeDepthName, X.RELATIVE_DEPTH_NAME)           as RELATIVE_DEPTH_NAME
     , X.DEPTH_HEIGHT_MEASURE                                            as DEPTH_HEIGHT_MEASURE
     , X.DEPTH_HEIGHT_UNIT                                               as DEPTH_HEIGHT_UNIT
     , NVL(111242, X.MONITORING_LOC_ID)                     as MONITORING_LOC_ID
     , NVL(A.ACTIVITYCOMMENTTEXT, X.COMMENT_)                            as COMMENT_
     , NVL(A.SamplerName, X.SAMPLER_NAME)                                as SAMPLER_NAME
     , NVL(A.ActivityArea, X.ACTIVITY_AREA)                              as ACTIVITY_AREA
     , NVL(A.ReportingRound, X.REPORTING_ROUND)                          as REPORTING_ROUND
     , NVL(A.SamplePanel, X.SAMPLEPANEL)                                 as SAMPLEPANEL
     , NVL(A.DataIncludedinReport, X.DATA_INCLUDED_IN_REPORT)            as DATA_INCLUDED_IN_REPORT
     , NVL(A.FlowStatusIndicator, X.FLOW_STATUS_IND)                     as FLOW_STATUS_IND
     , NVL(A.SampleChainOfCustody, X.SAMPLE_COC)                         as SAMPLE_COC
     , NVL(A.ActivitySeason, X.ACTIVITY_SEASON)                          as ACTIVITY_SEASON
     , NVL(A.RunoffImpact, X.RUNOFF_IMPACT)                              as RUNOFF_IMPACT
     , (111242)                                             as MONI_LOC_ID
     , (SELECT MAX(B.MONI_LOC_IDENTIFIER) FROM WQX_MONITORING_LOC B WHERE B.MONI_LOC_IDENTIFIER = A.MONITORINGLOCATIONIDENTIFIER) as MONI_LOC_IDENTIFIER
     , 111242                                                      as PROJECT_ID
     , X.BIO_ASSEMB_SAMPLED_NAME                                         as BIO_ASSEMB_SAMPLED_NAME
     , X.BIO_TOXICITY_TEST_TYPE                                          as BIO_TOXICITY_TEST_TYPE
     , NVL(A.METHODIDENTIFIER1, X.SAMPLE_COLLECT_METHOD_IDENTIFI)        as SAMPLE_COLLECT_METHOD_IDENTIFI
     , NVL(A.METHODIDENTIFIERCONTEXT1, X.SAMPLE_COLLECT_METHOD_CONTEXT) as SAMPLE_COLLECT_METHOD_CONTEXT
     , X.SAMPLE_COLLECT_METHOD_NAME                                      as SAMPLE_COLLECT_METHOD_NAME
     , X.SAMPLE_COLLECT_QUALIFIER_TYPE                                   as SAMPLE_COLLECT_QUALIFIER_TYPE
     , NVL(A.METHODDESCRIPTIONTEXT1, X.SAMPLE_COLLECT_DESC)              as SAMPLE_COLLECT_DESC
     , NVL(A.SampleCollectionEquipmentName, X.SAMPLE_COLLECT_EQUIP_NAME) as SAMPLE_COLLECT_EQUIP_NAME
     , NVL(A.SAMPLECOLLECTIONEQUIPMENTTXT, X.SAMPLE_COLLECT_EQUIP_DESC) as SAMPLE_COLLECT_EQUIP_DESC
     , NVL(A.METHODNAME2, X.SAMPLE_PREP_METHOD_NAME)                     as SAMPLE_PREP_METHOD_NAME
     , NVL(A.METHODIDENTIFIER2, X.SAMPLE_PREP_METHOD_IDENTIFIER)         as SAMPLE_PREP_METHOD_IDENTIFIER
     , NVL(A.METHODIDENTIFIERCONTEXT2, X.SAMPLE_PREP_METHOD_CONTEXT)     as SAMPLE_PREP_METHOD_CONTEXT
     , X.SAMPLE_PREP_QUALIFIER_TYPE                                      as SAMPLE_PREP_QUALIFIER_TYPE
     , NVL(A.METHODDESCRIPTIONTEXT1, X.SAMPLE_PREP_DESC)                 as SAMPLE_PREP_DESC
     , NVL(A.SampleContainerTypeName, X.SAMPLE_CONTAINER_TYPE)           as SAMPLE_CONTAINER_TYPE
     , NVL(A.SampleContainerColorName, X.SAMPLE_CONTAINER_COLOR)         as SAMPLE_CONTAINER_COLOR
     , NVL(A.ChemicalPreservativeUsedName, X.CHEM_PRESERVATIVE_USED)     as CHEM_PRESERVATIVE_USED
     , NVL(A.ThermalPreservativeUsedName, X.THERMAL_PRESERVATIVE_USED)   as THERMAL_PRESERVATIVE_USED
     , NVL(A.SAMPLETRANSPORTSTORAGEDESC, X.SAMPLE_TRANS_STORAGE)         as SAMPLE_TRANS_STORAGE
     , NVL(A.AnalysisStartTime, '')                                      as AnalysisStartTime
     , NVL(A.AnalysisEndTime, '')                                        as AnalysisEndTime
     , NVL(A.MethodSpeciationName, '')                                   as MethodSpeciationName
     , NVL(A.ResultLaboratoryCommentCode, '')                            as ResultLaboratoryCommentCode
     , NVL(A.UnidentifiedSpeciesIdentifier, '')                          as UnidentifiedSpeciesIdentifier
FROM TMP_CHEMACTIVITYRESULTS A
       JOIN WQX_ACTIVITY X ON A.ACTIVITYIDENTIFIER2 = X.ACTIVITY_IDENTIFIER
WHERE A.SUBMISSION_ID = 111242;

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