Sample BSP rpogram to output xml file

Hello All,
Is there a sample BSP program to output an XML file,if the the BSP url is
executed in the browser an xml file should be ouputted.
regards
kaushik

i use the following method:
leave the layout portion blank.
and in oninitialization :
prepare the data in xml format by hand or
use call transformation and then use
call method response->if_http_entity~set_cdata
exporting
data = xml_out.

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