How to set encoding with xmldom ?

Hello !
I have to build an xml file from a query.
I need to have : <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO8859-1"?> on the first line.
I know how to set the version --> xmldom.setVersion(doc,'1.0'); ... but I don't know how to set the encoding.
Is there a way to set it ?
Thanks

No. It is not possible. Here is an extract of a document I found on metalink :
(XML Parser for PL/SQL FAQs)
Q: Is it possible to dynamically set the encoding in the XML document?
A: No, you must include the proper encoding declaration in your document, as
per the specification. You cannot use setCharset(DOMDocument) to set the
encoding for the input of your document. SetCharset(DOMDocument) is used
with oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLDocument to set the correct encoding for
printing of the document.

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