How to send/receive XML using JSP

Hi,
I'm new to all this JSP/XML stuff so apologies if this is trivial.
I'm trying to send an XML file via HTTP POST using JSP. Anyone know how to do this?
Once the XML has been sent, how do you use JSP to request the XML file? I've figured out how to parse it already.
Also, is it possible to call xsql directly within JSP?
Thanks!

I'm trying to send an XML file via HTTP POST using JSP. Anyone know how to do this?The question is, does anybody understand what you mean by this. Let me take a guess. You want to upload an XML file to a server. If this guess is right, then the answer is don't use JSP to do that. JSP is for generating output to be sent to a client. Use a servlet to handle an upload. And you don't need to write it yourself, there are already several file-upload servlets available on the web.
Second guess: you have a POST request that asks your server to send an XML file back to the client. If it's a static XML file you don't need a JSP or a servlet or anything, just let your web server handle it just like any other static file. If it's dynamically generated then there's an answer worth giving, but I doubt that this is your question. But if it is, let us know.

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