Use of XML

I have a Oracle->Web system. The Oracle database interacts with other Oracle databases and non-Oracle systems. At present the exchange of data is in simple text format. How can XML be applied to this enviornment?

As DrClap implied, you must be more specific with your intent.
If you simply want to create an XML Doc from data queried from Oracle ( or any database ) create an XML Schema for the data gathered from your query. Use som XML API to create a new XML Document and populate it with the data.

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