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It can be done. There are some examples of the trickier bits here:<br />
<a href="http://www.api4java.net/" rel="ugc">http://www.api4java.net/</a>
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It can be done. There are some examples of the trickier bits here:
http://www.api4java.net/ [http://www.api4java.net/]

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Thinks for the poins, but why is grade C? Could you explain why are you not satisfied with answer? 
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Thinks for the poins, but why is grade C? Could you explain why are you not satisfied with answer?

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I need to recieve a xml file to use in another application, as the XML inputSource to build DOM tree.<br />
So I'm calling to a java servlet using http protocol and that servlet will process the xml file. From that end I can use it as the source.<br />
Pls tell me can this be done? If so pls help with some coding.
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I need to recieve a xml file to use in another application, as the XML inputSource to build DOM tree.
So I'm calling to a java servlet using http protocol and that servlet will process the xml file. From that end I can use it as the source.
Pls tell me can this be done? If so pls help with some coding.

Returning a xml document which generated at the run time

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Java EE

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