<?php
// This array would normally be coming from a database - ie MySQL, MS SQL, Oracle
// We just simplified it by putting it in an Array for now.
$NameArr = array("stellapezzali.com.ar","dkrealizadores.com","argentinapercussionfest.com","edupermanente.com.ar","regionynegocios.com.ar","zonarumbera.com.ar","hierroin.com","airedetiempos.com.ar","drjuanprademiranda.com.ar","judomardelplata.com.ar","mayatapasandgrill.com","mysteryplanet.com.ar","institutomusical.com.ar","acupuntura-homeopat.com.ar","forosmp.com.ar","ludvik.com.ar", "pypsalsa.com");
$DataArr = array("http://stellapezzali.com.ar","http://www.dkrealizadores.com","http://argentinapercussionfest.com","http://edupermanente.com.ar","http://regionynegocios.com.ar","http://zonarumbera.com.ar","http://hierroin.com","http://airedetiempos.com.ar","http://drjuanprademiranda.com.ar","http://judomardelplata.com.ar","http://mayatapasandgrill.com","http://mysteryplanet.com.ar","http://institutomusical.com.ar","http://acupuntura-homeopat.com.ar","http://forosmp.com.ar","http://ludvik.com.ar","http://pypsalsa.com");

$numReturn = count($NameArr);
$i = 0;

// Prints out the necessary XML
print "<dataSet>";
	while ($i < $numReturn) {
		print "<data>";
		print "<name>".$NameArr[$i]."</name>";
		print "<dataRow>".$DataArr[$i]."</dataRow>";
		print "</data>";
		$i++;
	}
print "</dataSet>";
?>