Hi Sevastian,
take a look at the XMLWriter.escapeElementEntities(String) method. I know it's protected so you probably can't access it from within your sources, but if this fits your needs, we could move that code to some util class.
you can find that method here: http://www.dom4j.org/xref/org/dom4j/io/XMLWriter.html#1380
Maarten
Sevastian `Seva` Foglia wrote:
Hi all, I'm new member of this list.
I have a problem with method getText of Node class.
If the XPath of node contains a character like à or è (in XML they are coded with à or è), the method getText returns a String value decoded. For example getText applied to this node <why>perchè</why> return the value "perchè".
Well, I want a method which returns a String containing "perchè". I didn't find a method which does this.
My XML tree is in a file that I read using SAXReader.
Bye, Seva
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