I am currently returning a CCD message which contains the XML content as MIME encoded Base 64 data. In the spec I was given, the client expects \X000D\\X000A\ in certain parts of the OBX-5 segment. In looking at the CDA spec at HL7.org, it appears that \X000D\\X000A\ is the proper way to represent a crlf in MIME encoded data. In looking at the source of the Escape class, I see where it is replacing \r with the \X000D\ escape. However, it does not do anything with the \n. If I try to add the \X000A\ as text, the Escape clause escapes the backslash as a \E\.
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