Interpretation

[James Mantyka]

Hello

    One question about the xml transforms being used.  Is there a way to
turn off special character interpretation?

    If an element with a quotation mark in it is deserialized and then
subsequently serialized the element lost the " and gained a " (ie
<terminationChar>"<terminationChar> turns into
<terminationChar>"</terminationChar>).  Also, in the reverse case
explicit character hex values are being interpreted and then not
interpreted back (ie: <terminationChar> </terminationChar> is
converted to <terminaitonChar> </terminationChar>).

    Any thoughts as to if/where this could be turned off at?


Thanks,
James Mantyka



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[niall.gallagher]

Hi,

Yes, do the following.

@Element(data=true)
private String value;

This will wrap it in a CDATA section, which will not be escaped. See the org.simpleframework.xml.core.DataTest in the test cases for an example.

Niall


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-----Original Message-----
From: James Mantyka [mailto:jam233@...]
Sent: 08 October 2009 23:21
To: simple-support@...
Subject: [Simple-support] Interpretation

Hello

    One question about the xml transforms being used.  Is there a way to turn off special character interpretation?

    If an element with a quotation mark in it is deserialized and then subsequently serialized the element lost the " and gained a " (ie <terminationChar>"<terminationChar> turns into <terminationChar>"</terminationChar>).  Also, in the reverse case explicit character hex values are being interpreted and then not interpreted back (ie: <terminationChar> </terminationChar> is converted to <terminaitonChar> </terminationChar>).

    Any thoughts as to if/where this could be turned off at?


Thanks,
James Mantyka



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