Are you saying that the document may be serialized with an element like the
following?
If so, the serialization is invalid. See
http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/REC-xml-20060816/#syntax. '<' must be represented as
a numeric character reference or '<' when it's not used as a markup
delimiter. I
Yes, that is exactly what we do. I use the setAttribute method on DOMElement
instance passing name as "formula" and value as
".//activity/@status". Then I serialise the DOMDocument to a
string. When I examine the string, I see that Xerces has replaced each '<'
with "<" which is correct. But it lea
c-dev@xerces.apache.org
Subject: RE: How to have an attribute which contains XML
Yes, that is exactly what we do. I use the setAttribute method on
DOMElement
instance passing name as "formula" and value as
".//activity/@status". Then I serialise the DOMDocument to
a
string. When I
