Keith,
Thanks for the response. For us, the working solution (inelegant,
though it may be), is a big help. The nagging question is - how come
Castor doesn't address this issue. It's a pretty big one, right?
Anyway thanks again for the solution.
Best,
John
Keith Visco wrote:
John
It's not an elegant solution, but one way to do it is to create a
Xerces XMLSerializer instance and configure it's OutputFormat to
include the names of the element(s) that have text data that should be
wrapped in CDATA sections.
You can then call the XMLSerializer#asContentHandler method and pass
the provided ContentHandler to the Castor Marshaller.
--Keith
John Brinnand wrote:
Hi All,
I sent this out earlier. How do I include a CDATA section in castor?
Something like:
<![CDATA[This is a test ]]>.
When I try this, Castor consumes the "<" and ">" characters. What if
I want to enter them as text, which seems to be the alternative left
to us, since castor does not appear to to provide a way to do this?
What am I missing?
Thanks,
John Brinnand
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