Generating XML on Submit of JSP Page

Dear all,
We need to code JSP pages which will generate the XML Request document dynamically after user submits the form.
Can anybody tell, how to go about doing this?
Thanks & Regards
Seema

the general idea is to get the data after the submit and call a java class, that you have to code, wich will generate an xml doc with the submitted data.
for more details about how to code an xml java class take a glance at this
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=34&thread=416365
hope this will help!

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