Hi Gregg,
You'll need to disable the indenting. This will prevent the
"pretty-printing" of the XML, but at least you won't get the extra
spaces in the xml. Actually Castor should normalize that string upon
reading it, but currently it doesn't.
--Keith
Barley wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> When provided with a String longer than a certain
> length, Castor wraps the text when marshalling to XML.
> In doing so, it inserts a bunch of spaces in order to
> indent the second line. So, if a string property of my
> class is:
>
> "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs until
> the dogs got sick of it and gave the fox a serious
> smacking around, and he never jumped over dogs again"
>
> and I marshall the file, the XML file looks like:
>
> <myProperty>
> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy
> dogs until the dogs got sick of it and
> gave the fox a serious smacking around,
> and he never jumped over dogs again
> </myProperty>
>
> so when I unmarshall the file and print the property
> from my class, it looks like:
>
> "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs
> until the dogs got sick of it and gave the fox a
> serious smacking around, and he never jumped over
> dogs again"
>
> How can I avoid this behavior so that the String I
> unmarshall is the same one I marshall?
>
> Thanks very much for any help,
>
> Gregg
>
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