> how can I create a XML file with java which looks like this when opened:
>
> <archive name="archive1">
> <file name="xx">
> <size>100</size>
> <ext>jpg</ext>
> </file>
> </archive>
One possible way:
- Create a file using java.io.File
- Create an output stream using java.io.FileWriter
- Wrap the output stream with java.io.PrintWriter
- Use the println() method of PrintWriter to output the text
- Close the output stream
If you are having trouble figuring out how to do this, post your code and
I'm sure lots of people will help you out.
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