This looks like a bug. You may want to log this in the issue tracker.
When you file a bug, please include a short code snippet from APIDemos like
the one below, to make it more clear:
private Intent getIntentToSend() {
Intent intent = new Intent(GTalkDataMessageReceiver.ACTION);
intent.putExtra("poke", "Hi, I am Sam.");
intent.putExtra("question", "test<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"); //This
gives invalid-xml error
return intent;
}
On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 7:58 PM, tu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I found when I put string like "name <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" in the intent sent
> by
> gtalk data send service. I got an "invalid-xml" error tagged by
> "Smack/Packet". I think it just because there is '<' and '>' in the string.
> So I think it maybe a bug for gtalk data send service
> >
>
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