JAXB: How do I add xml declaration?

Hi there
How do I add <?xml-stylesheet ... > while constructing a JAXB object befor the marshalling process?
Please help?
Thanks
~Glen

Hi there
How do I add <?xml-stylesheet ... > while constructing
a JAXB object befor the marshalling process?
Please help?
Thanks
~GlenIf you see there is an example on xml-stylesheet in the jaxb1.0
bundle.
That will show you how to insert the xml-stylesheet in your processingInstruction.
Thanks,
Bhakti

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