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Hi again. I faced interesting problem. I have a Java applet. And I configure it with XML configuration (configuration is made by the user). std::ostringstream os; os << "<applet code='MyApplet.class' name='topology_editor' cache_archive='topology_editor.jar' width='100%' height='600'>" "<param name='cache_version' value='" << APPLET_REVISION << "' />" "<param name='topology' value='" << topology << "' />" "<param name='locale' value='" << Wt::WApplication::instance()->locale() << "' />" "You must have <a href="" class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp\">http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp\'>Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE)</a> 5 or above installed " "and enabled in your browser to use this control" "</applet>"; new Wt::WText(os.str(), Wt::XHTMLUnsafeText, table->currentCell()); Variable 'topology' contains valid XML. Everything was perfect until topology had '&'. After this when the page is rendered - Wt replaces & with '&' and Java XML parser is unable to parse XML. How can I disable this? When I try XHTMLText - XSS shows error about <applet> tag - and mode is switched to PlainText. When I try PlainText - page just shows piece of code, not the applet. -- Andrii Arsirii Streamco http://streamco.org.ua |
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