Request xml, process jsp..

Hello
My English abillity very poor. sorry...
My homepage base on xml(not servelet, jsp)
so user connect a.xml...
a.xml+a.xsl combine... so user can view homepage....
but I want to....
user request a.xml
a.xml call specific jsp process and make new b.xml...
and b.xml+a.xsl... > view new page.....
so How can I connect a.xml + process.jsp.....
a.xml must call process.jsp...
Help me

Have the XML page call a servlet in the usual HTML manner passing what ever parameters needed. In the Srevlet do what ever processing needed. In the response back to the browser do:
res.setContentType("text/xml");
pw = res.getWriter();
pw.print(xmlString);
pw.flush();
pw.close();
where xmlString is the desired xml in a String. You could also play around with getOutputStream if you prefer.

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            <PriceComponent>
              <TypeCode listID="2">7PR1</TypeCode>
              <CategoryCode>1</CategoryCode>
              <PurposeCode>1000</PurposeCode>
              <MajorLevelOrdinalNumberValue>10</MajorLevelOrdinalNumberValue>
              <MinorLevelOrdinalNumberValue>1</MinorLevelOrdinalNumberValue>
              <Rate>
                <DecimalValue>2.0000</DecimalValue>
                <CurrencyCode>USD</CurrencyCode>
                <BaseDecimalValue>1</BaseDecimalValue>
                <BaseMeasureUnitCode>EA</BaseMeasureUnitCode>
              </Rate>
              <RateBaseQuantityTypeCode>EA</RateBaseQuantityTypeCode>
              <CalculationBasis>
                <BaseCode>3</BaseCode>
                <Quantity unitCode="EA">1</Quantity>
                <QuantityTypeCode>EA</QuantityTypeCode>
                <Amount currencyCode="USD">0</Amount>
              </CalculationBasis>
              <CalculatedAmount currencyCode="" />
              <RoundingDifferenceAmount currencyCode="" />
              <EffectiveIndicator>true</EffectiveIndicator>
              <ManuallyChangedIndicator>true</ManuallyChangedIndicator>
              <GroupedIndicator />
              <OriginCode>2</OriginCode>
              <PriceSpecificationUUID />
              <PriceSpecificationDeterminationTimePoint>
                <TypeCode>1</TypeCode>
                <Date>2012-05-07</Date>
              </PriceSpecificationDeterminationTimePoint>
            </PriceComponent>
          </PriceAndTax>
          <AccountingCodingBlockAssignment>     <AccountingCodingBlock>A1520<GeneralLedgerAccountAliasCode>Z0003</GeneralLedgerAccountAliasCode></AccountingCodingBlock>
          </AccountingCodingBlockAssignment>
        </Item>
      </CustomerInvoiceRequest>
    </CustomerInvoiceRequestRequest>

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