Aha...so I changed the property to use the Xerxes serializer that ships with
Java 5 (as suggested by your documentation) instead of the default
serializer, and that fixed the issue!
A
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My thought right now is that the issue may reside within the
serializer..but don't really know enough to get much farther than that
(for now).
Werner Guttmann writes:
Justin,
you are right that there's an (unfinished) thread related to the very
same issue, and I still need to pick up on the pointers having been
given as part of this thread.
Please allow me (and others) some time to re-read and re-consider.
Werner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I checked previous posts, and saw a similar problem discussed, but
never seemed to be resolved.
This:
<text>This is a really long label that I don't want to have a break in.
In fact, it should read it exactly as written.</text>
Becomes this:
<text>This is a really long label that I don't want to
have a break in. In fact, it should read it exactly as
written.</text>
Castor seems to insert a new line when text goes on too long.
Additionally, it changed an apostrophe to ' . Who's the culprit
here? Is there a workaround?
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