How to build an XML

hi all
i am very new to java.
i query an entity bean which returns to me a collection.
now the problem is i need to build an xml out of this and pass it back to the client as a string. i also have the schema for this.
do u ppl out there have any idea.
thanks in advance

Hello,
When you say you need to build an xml, do you mean you want to construct an xml DOM (Document Object Module)? If you have the schema then you pretty much have the format, if im not mistaken. Once you have the object can't you just pass that back, or pass the value in a string back to who ever?

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