Using jnet/jgantt with a generated XML file

Hello,
We want to display a gantt in a BSP page. For that we decided to use the JGantt object (from the graphics bsp extension, using the graphics:net tag).
From the documentation and examples I saw that to the information is displayed from an XML file in the MIME repository. I wanted to know if it's possible to instead give the XML string as a parameter to the graphics:net object somehow (since it's generated during runtime so I don't have a physical file in the repository). If not, maybe it's possible to create the XML file on the server and receive the URL (it should be a different URL each time because the data might be different).
I couldn't find any documentation for the properties of the graphics:net tag - maybe the answer is in there (I saw there's an attribute called use_local_mime_repository - what does it mean?).
Also, if you have other suggestions for showing a gantt it might also be helpful.
Thanks in advance.

Hello Udi,
If you need to pass the whole XML file to an abap variable, you can do it with the help of Ajax.
You can get back all the contents of a page into a javascript variable and then you will have to assign to a hidden field.
Then on a button click or any other event you can assign this value to the abap variable and use it where ever needed.
For learning Ajax in BSP you can refer my blog
/people/shashank.kapoor/blog/2009/03/09/ajax-in-bsp
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Shashank

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