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Re: Chinese corrupts CDATA section in MSXML4.0 using VC++ 6.0

From: "Julian F. Reschke" <julian.reschke@-----------------.-->
To: NULL
Date: 4/3/2005 8:26:00 PM
Ed Swiss wrote:
 > ...
> Julian,
> 
> Thanks for responding.  
> 
> We are using CDATA sections on some of the data we store because experience 
> has shown us that some of our customers input strings with special 
> characters.  We are now using the same code to handle Chinese.  To not use 
> CDATA sections at this time would be a significant impact to our code, but it 
> might have to be done.  

I just wanted to point out that using CDATA when the XML isn't generated 
by hand usually is a waste of time. The set of characters that is 
allowed is exactly the same; it's just that the escaping rules change.

> As for the string being encoded in UTF-16, I have tested both UTF-8 and 
> UTF-16 and neither works.  However, I'm not completely comfortable with my 
> test, so I will double-check that to be absolutely sure.

Best regards, Julian


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