Use of XML output

Hello Everyone !
I have just started working on MII and what I have studied yet is, in MII we are normally getting the value in XML format. So can anyone please explain how can we use this XML output in real scenario ?
Regards,
Vaibhav Singhania

Hi Vaibhav,
Whenever you will query a external tool for MII through from Query/Webservices/Action blocks you will get data back in XML format.
You can manipulate using XML function action blocks or SAP MII XML Output action blocks.
depending upon your requirement you can send the data to some other system or you can map data to ouput.
and display in igrid/ichart through xacute query.
Hope it helps!!
Thanks
Anshul

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