XML and JSP

I am trying to create and send an XML file back to browser where XSL will be
applied. I am using wl6.0 sp2
I tried like this
<%@ page contentType="text/xml" %>
<%
out.println("<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>") ;
out.println("<books>");
out.println("<title>") ;
out.println("XML Programming") ;
out.println("</title>") ;
out.println("</books>") ;
%>
But the browser is blank.
Thanks
shaikjava

I just tried this in IE & Netscape browser with 6.0 SP2
and i 'm getting the expected output. I would double check
your generated jsp page
kumar
chand wrote:
I am trying to create and send an XML file back to browser where XSL will be
applied. I am using wl6.0 sp2
I tried like this
<%@ page contentType="text/xml" %>
<%
out.println("<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>") ;
out.println("<books>");
out.println("<title>") ;
out.println("XML Programming") ;
out.println("</title>") ;
out.println("</books>") ;
%>
But the browser is blank.
Thanks
shaikjava

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