Hi Nuno,
JiBX supports base64 encoding for byte[] values, so if you have data
that needs to be sent in encoded form just represent it this way. If you
only want to include some non-well-formed text (such as HTML fragments)
within an XML document you also have the choice of using a CDATA section
for this purpose. With the CDATA section you preserve the text in
human-readable form, which can be convenient.
- Dennis
Nuno Ferreira wrote:
Hi all,
i´m try to work with JIBX with a XML not well formed, and try to read
ou unmarshal a blob, in this case bytes that in JAVA transform into a
Blob (Base64), can anyone show me examples how to do it???
cheers
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