How to keep the XML document in javadocs

Hi,
I have a class with javadocs containing <?xml....> ... </xml> document in it. I have tried to use <pre> to keep the structure. When javadoc is run it strips all the XML tags. Is it possible to keep these lines as is and not being interpreted?
Thanks,
-Ashish

Hello,
try to use <pre> and </pre> html tag around your XML document, and in your XML document change the < and > by their html special codes
Merc?.

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