How I could generate an XML file from a report in version 4.0B

Good morning,
How could I generate an XML file from a report? Please note that I am using version 4.0B
I don't have access to
Billy Vital

Hi,
In the Class CL_XML_DOCUMENT,
we have a method EXPORT_TO_FILE to download an XML file.

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