Hi,
I do not see a problem. Using method text, the characters will simply be outputted as the plain
characters. Using methods xml and html will result in the appropriate entities (I mean < >
' " and &). Just don't use 'disable-output-escaping="yes"'.. :-)
Cheers,
Geert
Hi,
If I'm storing data that may contain encoded versions of <>&" and ', do
I need to store that data in CDATA sections or am I misunderstanding the
role of CDATA?
In other words, during a transformation new elements may be created and
the content of the new elements may contain encoded entities such as
> < " '. The documents all use utf-8 encoding. Can
anyone foresee any problems with this?
Thanks in advance.
Ted Stresen-Reuter
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