xml

Sun, 01 Feb 2015 22:48:07 -0800 

HI All

Anyone got any suggestions (this isn't complete) on de encoding or de 
encapsulating XML which gets delivered like so ...

</ProductId>    <ProductDescription>      
<ProductName Language=""en""> </ProductName>    
</ProductDescription>    <ItemProcessing 
PartialDelivery=""Yes"" AlternativePart=""Yes"" BackOrder=""No"" />  
</OrderItem></Order></ParameterValue>        
<ParameterType>Inquiry</ParameterType>        <Attributes>    
      <Items>            <KeyValueItem>              
<key>sender transaction id</key>              
<value>1ad00ef2-62c7-4b6d-ace7-623237516408</value>            
</KeyValueItem>          </Items>        </Attributes>      
</ParameterData>    </ParameterList>  
&lt;/RequestedFunction&gt;&lt;/FunctionCallRequest&gt;</RequestElement></ProcessRequest>

Or maybe something I can use to load the xml into an object without converting 
it in anyway.

It's all the &lt etc etc I am referring to.

Thanks

Chris.

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