So if I wanted to <Element>.setText(" ") and
<Attribute>.setValue("Apples & Oranges"), that's just not gonna work, right?
Is there some crazy way to do <Element>.add( <Entity> )? And maybe the
entity returns " " when you call asXML() on it or something? I
dunno... It'd be nice if the javadoc had more comments than like
"Writes the given |Entity|
<http://www.dom4j.org/apidocs/org/dom4j/Entity.html>." for
<XMLWriter>.write( <Entity> )
--Evan
Edwin Dankert wrote:
> I believe your problem is exactly the opposite ...
>
> You want to set the following text:
> test="a & b"
>
> which should automatically be escaped to
> test="a & b"
>
> This is what dom4j should do out of the box.
>
> However if you want to do:
> test="a &test; b"
>
> dom4j (out of the box) would convert this to:
> test="a &test; b"
>
> Which would make the entity reference totally useless,
> so use code in the previous mail if you want dom4j to
> generate:
>
> test="a &test; b"
>
> Regards,
> Edwin
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