David,
the class org.apache.xerces.impl.Version has the version information. Either call getVersion() in your program or unpack the jar and view the class file in a text editor. You will see the version number in there as plain text.
Arno
Karr, David wrote:
I don't know what version is included here. I sure wish I could tell from the manifest file in the "xercesImpl.jar" file, but that manifest doesn't provide anything useful.
-----Original Message----- From: Christopher Ebert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Which version of xerces are you using? I think 2.4.0 doesn't do
this
except in attributes (where I think the spec requires it, since
attributes
can be surrounded by single quotes).
-----Original Message----- From: Karr, David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've discovered the interesting issue with taking body content that contains single quotes and serializing that into an XML document,
which
is actually intended to be viewed as HTML. The result is that it
mucks
up (replaces with "'") the single quotes when it is viewed in IE (although not in Mozilla, interestingly).
I have code which is currently using the XMLSerializer class. What is the best way to resolve this issue? I noticed the "setNonEscapingElements()" method, but that's sort of brutal. I still want it to encode "<" characters, but not "'" characters. Should I be using a different serializer?
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