JDeveloper and PL/SQL queries which return XML

Hi,
I need to deploy WS with JDeveloper. I have an Oracle9i database which I query with PL/SQL. How can I return XML from my PL/SQL queries? I know I can use SQLX to return XML datatypes, but JDeveloper doesn't seem to be compatible. There is also XSQL, but I don't think JDeveloper allows you to publish this as a web service.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks!!!!

The following function should work for what you are trying to do.
htp.p(htf.escape_sc(:P1_ITEM));To escape columns from the database just include it in your select statement:
SELECT htf.escape_sc(COLUMN_NAME) alias
FROM TABLETo escape items on your apex page:
INSERT INTO table
(COLUMN_NAME)
VALUES(htf.escape_sc(:P1_ITEM))Good Luck,
Tyson
Edited by: Tyson Jouglet on Nov 25, 2008 4:12 PM

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