Hi Randahl,
- Original Message -
From: "Randahl Fink Isaksen" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
XMLEscaper.escape(Book.getPreface()) for all the output you take from your
beans and use to generate XML really sounds like a mess to me.
While we are at it: If you just *have* to do this conversion, why
rion-Interest
Subject: Re: EJB values into xml attributes (a little off topic, I know)
You can use title as element not as attribut in your XML document.
Then you can to use CDATA. Everything inside a CDATA section is ignored
by the parser.
poem
title
![CDATA[
everything you want..
]]
!DOCTYPE doc [
!ENTITY "amp;"
]
I do not think this is legal.
(1) Recursive entitity declaration
(2) amp; is predefined, is reserved as entity prefix.
I do not think that You can redefine the XML grammar by defining "" or ""
as entities. In summary, You do not need the DOCTYPE at all. (I
Falk wrote:
(...)
We do have the same problem and solve it by transforming all strings by our
class XMLEscaper (...) I would be surprised if there existed some magic
avoiding this step.
(...)
You are probably right. Still, I would very much like to hear from anybody
who could prove you wrong.
PROBLEM
I have a question regarding taking properties from an EJB and generating XML
output. To explain, here is an example of my problem:
poem title = "%= myPoem.getTitle()" %= myPoem.getContents() %
/poem
Because title is an XML attribute I think special characters like '' needs
to be
You can use title as element not as attribut in your XML document.
Then you can to use CDATA. Everything inside a CDATA section is ignored
by the parser.
poem
title
![CDATA[
everything you want..
]]
/title
/poem
BaV
RFI PROBLEM
RFI I have a question regarding taking properties
