Before writing a character to the output stream the serializer makes an
attempt to determine whether it can be represented in the output encoding.
With a few exceptions, if the character is representable it is converted
to the appropriate byte sequence, otherwise it is written as a character
refere
Bob Foster wrote:
Sebastian Redl wrote:
If you insert the Java representation of the non-breaking space into
the element content (through some \u escape probably) then the
serializer should convert it to the representation
automatically.
Really? You mean the serializer should look at th
Sebastian Redl wrote:
If you insert the Java representation of the non-breaking space into the
element content (through some \u escape probably) then the serializer
should convert it to the representation automatically.
Really? You mean the serializer should look at the encoding of the
d
andreas writes:
> when constructing an XHTML document with Xerces-J, how to insert
> special characters like " "? The problem is that the "&"
> character is replaced by the """ sequence, thus " " is
> expanded to ""nbsp;".
>
> There must be a way to insert special characters, but I have not
> bee
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
when constructing an XHTML document with Xerces-J, how to insert special
characters like " "? The problem is that the "&" character is replaced by
the """ sequence, thus " " is expanded to ""nbsp;".
There must be a way to insert special characters, but I have not bee
Hello,
when constructing an XHTML document with Xerces-J, how to insert special
characters like " "? The problem is that the "&" character is replaced by
the """ sequence, thus " " is expanded to ""nbsp;".
There must be a way to insert special characters, but I have not been able to
figure it out