Lee Haslup wrote:
(Something like URLEncoder but for
forms data not URLs.) It seems like every time I write a webapp I write another method to make strings safe in HTML textareas. I am haunted by the notion that there must be a standard way to do it that I just can't find. It's a difficult problem to describe to a search engine since all the keywords that describe the problem are keywords used to construct websites.
The StringEscapeUtils class from the Jakarta Commons project, has a
bunch of String escaping / manipulating methods. You might give that a look.
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/lang/api/org/apache/commons/lang/StringEscapeUtils.html
TTYL,
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