[Hsing, Jeff]
>
> I looked at the Crimson source code it and it seems like its going through
a
> section of code to check to ']]>'.  But when I print out the XML that it
is
> suppose to parse, I can't find any instances of it.  Plus what is wrong
with
> ']]>'?
>

"]]>" is reserved to denote the end of a CDATA section.  It is illegal
otherwise.  The parser has to check to see if it exists and if so is used
legally.

Sorry, I can't help with your Crimson problem.

Cheers,

Tom P


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