Moving to XML

Let's see that again (i) the source

public class DayView extends DocumentGeneratorImpl
{
    /** generate a document containing all the details of this session
     *  in this context */
    public Document generate( ServiceContext context) 
    throws DataStoreException, SQLException
    {
    DocumentImpl doc = new DocumentImpl();
    String day = context.getValueAsString( "day");
    uk.co.weft.dbutil.Calendar when = new uk.co.weft.dbutil.Calendar();

    if ( day == null)   // default to today
        day = new java.sql.Date( when.getTime().getTime()).toString();
    else
        when.setTime( java.sql.Date.valueOf( day));
    
    doc.appendChild( new ElementImpl( doc, "eventsdiary"));
    Element content = doc.getDocumentElement();

    content.setAttribute( "date", when.toString());

    String q = "select EVENT.Actor, EVENT.Event, " +
        "CATEGORY.Description as Type, " +
        "LOCATION.Description as Location, " +
        "EVENT.EventDate, EVENT.StartTime, EVENT.EndTime, " +
        "LOCATION.Description as Location, " +
        "EVENT.Description " +
        "from EVENT, CATEGORY, LOCATION " +
        "where EVENT.EventDate = '" + day + "'" +
        "and EVENT.Location = LOCATION.Location " +
        "and EVENT.Category = CATEGORY.Category " +
        "order by EventDate, StartTime";        

    Connection c = context.getConnection();
    Statement s = c.createStatement();
    ResultSet r = s.executeQuery( q);

    Contexts events = new Contexts( r);

    Enumeration e = events.elements();

    while ( e.hasMoreElements())
        content.appendChild( new 
        EventElement( doc, ( Context) e.nextElement()));

    s.close();
    context.releaseConnection( c);

    return doc;
    }
}

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