That looks rather tautological. Have you tried %-encoding the &? XML-encoding it? (Xamp; where X is the amp character itself).
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 11:09 AM, altoro <[email protected]> wrote: > > & instead of & > > > altoro wrote: >> >> I should add that my web service is a spring annoted (@webservice) bean. >> And in the above message I wrote "&" but this editor translate it >> correctly >> to & so you can't see it... Just to says that I tried the "&" instead >> of the & >> but it does not work... >> >> >> altoro wrote: >>> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> One of my CXF Web service is supposed to return an URL such as: >>> http://ip:port/xxx?yyy=1&zzz=2 >>> >>> The problem is that the "&" character is not correctly parsed or at least >>> I can say I end up with the following URL in the client side: >>> http://ip:port/xxx?yyy=1&zzz=2 >>> After reading some documentation about the "&" character in xml I tried: >>> http://ip:port/xxx?yyy=1&zzz=2 >>> and also I tried to scape it ("\\&") but none of them work.... >>> Please, can any one tell me how should I write my string >>> "http://ip:port/xxx?yyy=1&zzz=2"; in the server side so that I get exactly >>> the same in the client side... ? >>> Thanks in advance... I'm really stuck with it (and it should be simple) >>> >>> Arnaud. >>> >> >> > > -- > View this message in context: > http://old.nabble.com/--character-does-not-work-tp27975753p27976895.html > Sent from the cxf-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
