How to print XMLDocument in JSP

I have a really basic question: in a JSP page if I get a type XMLDocument object, how do I print the content of this object to the resulting HTML page?
thanks.

Hi,
There is a JSP sample which can be helpful to you in this regard. This is the XML/XSL integration sample under Advanced samples category of JSP Samples #2 on the OTN site.
Here is a link to the JSP set of samples:
JSP
Samples
Hope that helps.
Regards,
Savitha.
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