> You need to set preserveWhiteSpace(true) or
> something similar to your XML parser (Xerces, MSXML...)
> and force it not to do pretty printing.
Or, even better, change this line:
getElementsbyTagName.item(0).getFirstChild().getValue()
into:
getElementsbyTagName("MyElement").item(0).getElemen
It seems that your document was "changed/modified" a little bit (after
decryption). By modified, I
mean, that it was "pretty printed". This:
some text
was changed into:
some text
Code "getElementsbyTagName.item(0).getFirstChild().getValue()" returns first
node and in your case
it is (nod
Hi,I have an application which sends an encrypted XML document (only a single element is encrypted) to another process over SSL. I am able to encrypt, decrypt and recover data as long as I am within the same application but when I trasnmit the file over SSL, problems arise.
The other end decrypts t
