Re: Re : Converting national characters to HTML

[Winfried Klum]

Hi Ilan,
thanks for your reply.

The problem is, I use the table data from my database in the jsp fashion
way '<%=myVariable%>' , so your solution will only work if I use your
method in conjunction with the PrintWriter out .

Mayby there's another more JSP conform solution.

Ilan Belehssen schrieb:
>
> You should use a function to encode your text in HTML.
> I didn't found it in the package (this is amazing) so you have to write it.
>
> This function should look like this :
> (it does the same thing of ASP's Server.HTMLEncode)
>
> String HTMLEncode (String str)
>  {
>    String res = "";
>
>    if (str == null) return res;
>
>    for(int i=0; i< str.length() ;i++)
>     {
>      char c = str.charAt(i);
>      switch(c)
>       {
>         case '<': res += "&lt";  break;
>         case '>': res += "&gt";  break;
>         case '&': res += "&amp"; break;
>         default: res += c;
>       }
>     }
>
>     return res;
> }

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