Do XML parsers translate escaped characters such as 
 and 
 even when they occur in CDATA?
I have an XML file that looks like this <comments> <text> <![CDATA[ <!--cached-Tue, 02 Nov 2010 17:50:50 +0000-->
I have a bunch of XML files which I use to generate HTML pages. Those pages ultimately get marked up (by hand) with some <%= %> tags and made into Ruby .erb templates.
Can I print an XML document using escaped text instead of CDATA sections? For example, I want the output string as <sender>John Smith</sender> instead of <![CDATA[<se
Obviously the answer is no... right? The reason I ask is because I have this string defined in XML for an Android app:
I get this error \"Start tag on line 1 does not match the end tag of \'document\'\". string rawXml = \"<?xml version=\'1.0\' ?>\" +
I have an XML document with some sample content like this: <someTag> <![CDATA[Hello World]]>
I have XML files containing multidimensional arrays of numeric data and I need to read them into SAS.
We have imported a w开发者_StackOverflowsdl from a thirdparty. This gives us a set of interfaces with methods to call, and classes for parameters and returnvalues.
I have the following xml file开发者_开发问答 and I am trying to use linq to xml to get the Elements which are residing inside the CDATA section. Any suggestions please.
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