I think that you want to use the escape character... you have to use '\'
like this:
This is a Java\\tformat string\\nthat will be used by {0} to {1}
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In one part of my Struts web app I want to display and then edit a Java
format string, like...
This is a Java\tformat string\nthat will be used by {0} to {1}
In my web app page I want to see all the '\' format text entries, but when
I
display this type of string in a Struts text area control the display
process translates the '\' chars and does not display them.
Is there a way to get around this and display the format string in its
original state?
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