I might be wrong but does '>' -- right before the !! relate to the text node inside the 'error' element, doesn't it?
It was produced with the following lines
String errortext = "This is the error text with the <errortag> !!";
mSerializer.characters(errortext.toCharArray(), 0, errortext.length());

And I still don't see closing '>' for the open tag of the 'error' element.

Joseph Kesselman wrote:

On Wednesday, 07/09/2003 at 12:46 AST, Maksym Kovalenko
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  
Why in this xml example start tag of 'error' element doesn't end with
    
'>'?
  
    <error type="This is the testcase description: a tag
    
&lt;descriptiontag> !!"
  
This is the error text with the &lt;errortag> !!</error>
    

There is a '>' -- right before the !!.

The real question is why "This is the error text with the &lt;errortag" is
being output before it rather than after it.


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