Henrik Vendelbo wrote:
I am playing around with JAXB persistence to Xindice, and was passing the
data as a String.
Apparently there was a parsing error, which is a bit surprising as it was
just marshalled from an object and looks fine as I can see. Anyway I noticed
DOM being involved. Is it converted to a DOM tree in order to check to see
if it is well formed ??
If so, how should I pass it, because creating a DOM tree seems quite a waste
of CPU and memory
The string that was passed :
<data:MobileContract xmlns:data="http://commons.dspc.net/datamodel";>
<data:AccountName>henrik</data:AccountName><data:CustomerNo>2222222</data:Cu
stomerNo><data:ContractNo>123454</data:ContractNo><data:ContractType>std.bun
dle</data:ContractType><data:PersonName><data:First>Henrik</data:First><data
:Last>Vendelbo</data:Last></data:PersonName><data:CompanyName>BLUPRINTS</dat
a:CompanyName><data:MobileNo>07930416886</data:MobileNo>
<data:MobileNetwork>t-mobile.uk</data:MobileNetwork>
<data:HomeHostName>localhost</data:HomeHostName><data:HomePortNo>80</data:Ho
mePortNo></data:MobileContract>
Wrap any Strings containing markup within a CDATA section, which in
XML looks like this:
<![CDATA[ ......your content.... ]]>
You have to check that your content doesn't contain a "]]>" (escape
it if you do). You put this in an org.w3c.dom.CDATASection.
Murray
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