Print content of XML string to a spool

Hello,
In my program I have an XML string. I can display this on the screen using FM DISPLAY_XML_STRING.
The problem is that when running the program in background, it does not generate a spool.
Is there a standard way (function module or class) which parses the XML string and prints the xml document to the spool?
Kind Regards
Koen Van Loocke

Hi
Try using this FM: CRM_IC_XML_XSTRING2STRING. It will give XML string when you specify byte string.
Then you can display the same using WRITE statement.

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