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Justin,
It should be *XML_CHARS, then *XML_PREDEF_REF, then *XML_CHARS again...
Any time data is broken up by something else (in this case a reference,
but other thngs are possible such as having nested tags in the middle of
the data, other refs in the data, etc.. there may be more reasons) it
will split the data into multiple calls
So the best way to handle is to collect all data between the start tag &
end tag into a string, and you'll know you've received it all when the
end tag is found.
I published an example of how I handle this stuff here (requires
membership):
http://iprodeveloper.com/rpg-programming/rpgs-xml-sax-opcode
On 10/22/2014 1:40 PM, Justin Taylor wrote:
I was wrong, the original XML is properly encoded (my PC was being "helpful" and opened it in IE, which decoded the XML).
Upon debugging further, it seems that that one item generates three *XML_CHARS events rather than just one, breaking the value into different pieces.
EXF-01
&
02
I guess I'll have to code up some way to reassemble them.
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