Not sure what limitations you have on the client side, but if you are 
running inside a client that supports HTTP Forms, like a web browser, then 
you could post a Form to the server with the XML embedded in one hidden 
<input type="text"> object and the HTML hidden in another <input 
type="text"> object so you can then read them out separately on the server 
side.

"adude28" <adude28@y...> wrote in message 
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> Here is what I have learned from this post.
>
> 1. When you have an <!ENTITY and you are going to use a CDATA section then
> you must choose one type of quote mark internally and use the other to
> enclose the CDATA section.
>

> 2. Inside your CDATA section you can not use "%" or "&" marks otherwise
> things will bomb out.
>
> I followed these two rules and things worked. Unfortunately, now I realize
> that this approach will probably not work because I can forsee times that 
> I
> may need to use a "%" or "&" mark in my code.
>
> I am thinking of using the following format for my <!ENTITY reference
>
> <!ENTITY MessageBodyContent SYSTEM
> 'http://www.url.com/MessageBodyContent.xml'>
>
> that way I don't have to touch the content of my MessageBodyContent.xml 
> and
> I then I can still post just one file to my processing page.
>
> Thank you Chris and Peter. I have learned A LOT with your help. You guys 
> are
> true experts and professionals.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Ed