How to get an XML string store in CLOB or LONG column ?

How to get an XML string store in CLOB or LONG column ?
We use XSU with the following command
String str = qry.getXMLString();
but all the "<" are replace by "<"
It's impossible to parse the result for XSLT transformation
Thank's for your help
Denis Calvayrac
Example :
in the column "TT_NAME"
"<name><firstname>aaa</<firstname><lastname>bbb</lastname></name>
I want this result
<TT_NAME>
<name>
<firstname>aaa</firstname>
<lastname>bbb</lastname>
</name>
</TT_NAME>
but, I have this result
<TT_NAME>
<name>
<firstname>aaa</firstname>
<lastname>bbb</lastname>
</name>
</TT_NAME>

Can you post some of your code, so I can take a look ?
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