How to write to an XML file from JDE batch application?

Hello everyone,
I need to write data from a batch application to an XML file. I don't know how to use the XML business functions.
I tried to use XML Publisher but the format is not the same as the client XML. The XML file has some customized format.
I need to do it manually with business functions and ER. Please help me out.
Some business functions I saw are Create XML document, XML Add element and XML Add attribute but the parameters are complex to
use.
Thank you very much.
Edited by: Lovvy on Sep 8, 2010 2:58 AM

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