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Hi Justin,
I don't understand what you mean by "the value comes in as. . ." Comes
into what?
Are you saying that it's passed to your XML-SAX handler with the &
encoded as & like that?
The problem, as I see it, is the original XML is not well-formed. You
can't have a bare & in the document -- that violates XML specs. It
should be & in the original XML.
I don't know why that would cause XML-SAX to encode the &, or pass it
encoded to your program.... but GIGO...
-SK
On 10/22/2014 8:35 AM, Justin Taylor wrote:
I'm having an issue parsing this XML:
<NAME>EXF-01 & 02</NAME>
The value comes in as:
EXF-01 & 02
The length is only 7, so I'm getting 'EXF-01 '.
Any suggestions on this? Do I have to ignore the length provided and parse it manually?
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