but after generating xml file the first tag is missing.
and xml file not formatted also.

generated xml file:
18046643 N. B. LTD2701340201 ONTARIO INC3481456408 ONTARIO INC.4301552000 ONTARIO LTD.4791615074 ONTARIO INC.5511ST CARRIER CORP.8532ND MILE TRUCKING INC8963 SJ TRANSPORTATION LLC1013360 TRANSPORT, LLC1031374872 ONTARIO LIMITED

but i want following format:

22323ABC
Fast and Furious

2323ADC
Slow and Furious

How can i do it?

Can you please help me?

Some use cases where Smooks does make sense:

1. If you’re trying to bind from an XML stream that was not constructed by XStream. In this use case, it’s not always so easy (and sometimes close to impossible) with XStream, especially if the XML data model structure is totally out of alignment with that of the Java object model being bound to (same applies to JAXB, accept worse).

2. If you’re trying to bind non XML data into your Java Object Model (e.g. CSV, EDI, JSON).

3. You’re exchanging the same basic data between different parties, but in different formats e.g. receiving it as XML or CSV or EDI etc and sending it back out in different formats depending on the target endpoint (a classic integration type scenario), then Smooks can be a good fit because it allows you to bind the incoming data to your canonical form Java object model, and then use templating to generate the different output formats from that single canonical form. So, you can implement an n->1->n (vs an n->n) type solution. This would typically be easier to maintain and adding new input/output formats should be a lot easier.

3. If you have a huge data steam (XML, EDI etc) that needs to be split into many mini object models, each routed to a JMS queue for processing. This can be done in a single pass over the message stream with Smooks.