DO NOT REPLY [Bug 4996] New: - Setting an attribute values with a pound sign (pound sterling and not #) produces a code in the xml file whereas in a comment does not

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Setting an attribute values with a pound sign (pound sterling and not #) produces a 
code in the xml file whereas in a comment does not

           Summary: Setting an attribute values with a pound sign (pound
                    sterling and not #) produces a code in the xml file
                    whereas in a comment does not
           Product: Xerces-J
           Version: unspecified
          Platform: PC
        OS/Version: Linux
            Status: NEW
          Severity: Normal
          Priority: Other
         Component: DOM
        AssignedTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
        ReportedBy: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


For version 1.4.4 (also in 1.3.3)

the follwoing code produces the following results (relevant lines are marked)

private void writeElements(Collection collection, Node root, Document doc) {
        Enumeration e = collection.elements();
        while (e.hasMoreElements()) {
                NakedInterface elementObject = (NakedInterface) e.nextElement();
                if (elementObject != null) {
                        Element attribute = doc.createElement("element");
                        attribute.setAttribute("type", 
elementObject.getClass().getName());
                        NakedInterface attObject = ((NakedInterface) elementObject);
                        attribute.setAttribute("oid", String.valueOf(((SimpleOid)
attObject.getOid()).getSerialNo()));
        ->              String value ="�200";;
        ->              attribute.setAttribute("value", value);
        ->              root.appendChild(doc.createComment(value));
        ->              root.appendChild(attribute);
                }
        }
}

output to a file gives

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE expressive-object SYSTEM "eot.dtd">
<!--Collection: 5 InvoiceItems-->
<expressive-object type="org.nakedobjects.toolkit.object.Collection" oid="190">
<!--�200-->
<element type="org.nakedobjects.test.enterprise1.InvoiceItem" oid="193"
value="&#xa3;200"/>
<!--�200-->
<element type="org.nakedobjects.test.enterprise1.InvoiceItem" oid="194"
value="&#xa3;200"/>
<!--�200-->
<element type="org.nakedobjects.test.enterprise1.InvoiceItem" oid="197"
value="&#xa3;200"/>
<!--�200-->
<element type="org.nakedobjects.test.enterprise1.InvoiceItem" oid="198"
value="&#xa3;200"/>
<!--�200-->
<element type="org.nakedobjects.test.enterprise1.InvoiceItem" oid="104"
value="&#xa3;200"/>
</expressive-object>


Note that each comment has a pound sign - which causes a parse failure when
later parsing this file - whereas the attributes get encoded.

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