I asked out of curiosity. Internally , we use a combination of CDATA and
'\000' etc.
> Jürgen Prinz wrote:
> > The result of MessageUnit.toXml may not be a well-formed Xml-Document,
> > if the content includes characters as '<' or \000.
>
> The C++ MessageUnit.toXml() and Java MsgUnit.toXml()
Jürgen Prinz wrote:
The result of MessageUnit.toXml may not be a well-formed Xml-Document,
if the content includes characters as '<' or \000.
The C++ MessageUnit.toXml() and Java MsgUnit.toXml() methods
are mainly for logging. They are not used operational.
The Java variant uses a CDATA section:
The result of MessageUnit.toXml may not be a well-formed Xml-Document,
if the content includes characters as '<' or \000. Are there "official"
routines for encryption / decryption ?
Out of curiosity
J. Prinz
