At 11:24 AM -0500 12/13/07, Waqar Ali wrote:
No matter what I do parser does not like this character and I have
no option but to somehow take it out from the xml.
I would caution you to find out what the person/system that created
the file (I'm sorry, I can't call it XML; it isn't) intended that
character to mean. It this was intended to be meaningful, don't just
remove it; replace it with an XML-legal way to express what the
person/system creating the data wanted to express.
While it is possible that these are meaningless characters and can
simply be removed it is, in my opinion, very bad practice to assume
that anything you have problems with is meaningless and to simply
throw it away.
-- Tommie
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