Move XMLTYPE data to a remote database

Hello,
I need your experience !!!!!
I am working with the 10.2.1 database.
I have try to call a remote procedure (using DBLINK) with a XMLTYPE parameter, I get a error link to a lob locator.
One solution could be to save XMLTYPE to disk.
Some body know other solution to transfer XMLTYPE data to a remote database.
Thanks in advance
Best Regards

A future alternative will be Oracle streams and b.t.w. one of the advantages (sometimes not, but anyway) of an Oracle database is that you can use object orientated methods, relational methods, java solutions, etc. and nowadays XML methods. XML was once all about transporting data, creating an uniform interface between solutions (databases, application/webservers, technology stacks, etc...). Think out of the Box. XMLDB isn't relational, but it is packaged in one. Make use of it and vice versa.

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