Hi,
I got another writer XML Writer but i am still not able to add white
spaces into it.

For example: i want a file like this

<ns:transformerControl xmlns:ns="http://cbesb.bostechcorp.com/trn/
1.1"><ns:formats><ns:input format="xsd" name="$
{cbesb_jbi_sa_proj}::src/formats/jdbc_request.xsd"
root="jdbc_response"><ns:namespaces><ns:namespace prefix="cbns1"
url="http://cbesb.bostechcorp.com/jdbc/1.0"/></ns:namespaces></
ns:input><ns:output format="hl7" name="${cbesb_esb_proj}::v2_2//ORU"
root="ORU"><ns:namespaces><ns:namespace prefix="tns" url="http://
cbesb.bostechcorp.com/hl7/v2_2"/></ns:namespaces></ns:output></
ns:formats><ns:operationList><ns:operation class="OpDatabase"
name="database" type="class"><ns:parameters><ns:property name="mode"
value="Setup"/><ns:property name="variable" value="Connection1"/
><ns:property name="connectionType" value="1"/><ns:property
name="connectionFile" value="${cbesb_jbi_sa_proj}::src/database/
connections/SQLServer.dbc"/><ns:property name="driverName" value=""/
><ns:property name="URL" value=""/><ns:property name="user" value=""/
><ns:property name="password" value=""/><ns:property name="autoCommit"
value="false"/><ns:property name="connectionRetries" value="3"/
><ns:property name="connectionInterval" value="3000"/></
ns:parameters></ns:operation><ns:operation name="iterate" type="built-
in"><ns:parameters><ns:source type="absolute" path="jdbc_response/rows/
row"/><ns:property name="context" value="Context1"/></
ns:parameters><ns:operationList>


to be converted like this
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ns:transformerControl xmlns:ns="http://cbesb.bostechcorp.com/trn/
1.1">
  <ns:formats>
    <ns:input format="xsd" name="${cbesb_jbi_sa_proj}::src/formats/
jdbc_request.xsd" root="jdbc_response">
      <ns:namespaces>
        <ns:namespace prefix="cbns1" url="http://cbesb.bostechcorp.com/
jdbc/1.0" />
      </ns:namespaces>
    </ns:input>
    <ns:output format="hl7" name="${cbesb_esb_proj}::v2_2//ORU"
root="ORU">
      <ns:namespaces>
        <ns:namespace prefix="tns" url="http://cbesb.bostechcorp.com/
hl7/v2_2" />
      </ns:namespaces>
    </ns:output>
  </ns:formats>
  <ns:operationList>
    <ns:operation class="OpDatabase" name="database" type="class">
      <ns:parameters>
        <ns:property name="mode" value="Setup" />
        <ns:property name="variable" value="Connection1" />
        <ns:property name="connectionType" value="1" />
        <ns:property name="connectionFile" value="$
{cbesb_jbi_sa_proj}::src/database/connections/SQLServer.dbc" />
        <ns:property name="driverName" value="" />
        <ns:property name="URL" value="" />
        <ns:property name="user" value="" />
        <ns:property name="password" value="" />
        <ns:property name="autoCommit" value="false" />
        <ns:property name="connectionRetries" value="3" />
        <ns:property name="connectionInterval" value="3000" />
      </ns:parameters>
    </ns:operation>
    <ns:operation name="iterate" type="built-in">
      <ns:parameters>
        <ns:source type="absolute" path="jdbc_response/rows/row" />
        <ns:property name="context" value="Context1" />
      </ns:parameters>
      <ns:operationList>
        <ns:operation cl

any suggestions anyone?
I need it to work urgently


On Aug 24, 11:45 am, Rahul <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Confirmation, i opened my generated xml in XML notepad 2007, it added
> white spaces automatically and then i saved and then send to the
> application, it was giving me the desired output
>
> how should i add white spaces to my xml in gwt? also would i need to
> add it on server side when i am saving the modified xml?
>
> Sincerely,
> Rahul
>
> On Aug 24, 11:22 am, Rahul <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > My gwt application modifies an xml document, and sends it to another
> > application where the output is generated. Now for parsing with gwt, i
> > had to remove the white spaces in it because if i didnt it was givin
> > me an error.
>
> > Now my application wants my generated xml to have whitespaces in it,
> > any idea how can I add whitespaces to my xml document through gwt?
>
> > Sincerely,
> > Rahul
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