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Old 01-10-2008, 09:10 AM   #1
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How to generate XML document using an array collection object.
I pushed some values to array collection object and now i need to generate XML out of it.
Plz help me in this...
thank sin advance...

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You'll want to create an XMLList. Loop through the ArrayCollection. For each item, create a new XML object and copy the properties of the item to attributes or child nodes. Append each XML object you create to the XMLList.
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