JiBX will automatically escape output text to obey the rules of XML and
the particular encoding being used. There are some differences in how
escaping works for XML vs. HTML, but in this case the results are the
same so you can just use the string directly in its original form. JiBX
does not provide any direct way of writing text without going through
the appropriate escape handling, since it tries to make sure the result
is always going to obey the XML rules. If you really want to bypass this
handling you can do so in a custom marshaller by getting the XmlWriter
instance from the MarshallingContext and using the writeMarkup method on
that; I really recommend against doing this, though.
- Dennis
Chad Boyd wrote:
I've got a string (St. J�R�Me) that needs to be HTML escaped. After
escaping it (St. JéRôMe) I then marshall the object that
contains this escaped string through JiBX. After doing so, the value
is St. JéRôMe. As you can see, JiBX has re-encoded
it. It encoded the "&" into "&". How can I prevend JiBX from
doing this?
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