How to add CDATA to xml
I create a web service to receive xml and convert it to a form and start an approving process.
The code is like below and it work:
String formXML="<formid><name>Jack</name><question>badge lost</question></formid>";
tSerialNoz = InvokeProcess(processId, userId,tTransactorDept, formXML, "", tFormOID);
the InvokeProcess method is from an imported JAR and I don't have the source code.
To prevent user input some reserved characters I modified it a little bit:
String formXML="<formid><name>Jack</name><question>badge&lost</question></formid>";
tSerialNoz = InvokeProcess(processId, userId,tTransactorDept, "<![CDATA["+formXML+"]]>", "", tFormOID);
and it has error message
Nested exception: The markup in the document preceding the root
element must be well-formed
I wonder is this because InvokeProcess method did some fomatting or my code error? Can anyone help? Thx.
java web-services
edited Nov 23 at 8:57
Federico klez Culloca
15.6k134275
asked Nov 23 at 8:54
kk luo
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I create a web service to receive xml and convert it to a form and start an approving process.
The code is like below and it work:
String formXML="<formid><name>Jack</name><question>badge lost</question></formid>";
tSerialNoz = InvokeProcess(processId, userId,tTransactorDept, formXML, "", tFormOID);
the InvokeProcess method is from an imported JAR and I don't have the source code.
To prevent user input some reserved characters I modified it a little bit:
String formXML="<formid><name>Jack</name><question>badge&lost</question></formid>";
tSerialNoz = InvokeProcess(processId, userId,tTransactorDept, "<![CDATA["+formXML+"]]>", "", tFormOID);
and it has error message
Nested exception: The markup in the document preceding the root
element must be well-formed
I wonder is this because InvokeProcess method did some fomatting or my code error? Can anyone help? Thx.
java web-services
edited Nov 23 at 8:57
Federico klez Culloca
15.6k134275
asked Nov 23 at 8:54
kk luo
1207
You should put the<![CDATA[inside<formid>, not around it. Even better, just around the actual data, not around XML you want to be able to interpret.
– Federico klez Culloca
Nov 23 at 8:58
And also, even if done correctly, this simplistic approach won't help much. What if the user input contains the character sequence]]>?
– Henry
Nov 23 at 9:00
add a comment |
I create a web service to receive xml and convert it to a form and start an approving process.
The code is like below and it work:
String formXML="<formid><name>Jack</name><question>badge lost</question></formid>";
tSerialNoz = InvokeProcess(processId, userId,tTransactorDept, formXML, "", tFormOID);
the InvokeProcess method is from an imported JAR and I don't have the source code.
To prevent user input some reserved characters I modified it a little bit:
String formXML="<formid><name>Jack</name><question>badge&lost</question></formid>";
tSerialNoz = InvokeProcess(processId, userId,tTransactorDept, "<![CDATA["+formXML+"]]>", "", tFormOID);
and it has error message
Nested exception: The markup in the document preceding the root
element must be well-formed
I wonder is this because InvokeProcess method did some fomatting or my code error? Can anyone help? Thx.
java web-services
edited Nov 23 at 8:57
Federico klez Culloca
15.6k134275
asked Nov 23 at 8:54
kk luo
1207
I create a web service to receive xml and convert it to a form and start an approving process.
The code is like below and it work:
String formXML="<formid><name>Jack</name><question>badge lost</question></formid>";
tSerialNoz = InvokeProcess(processId, userId,tTransactorDept, formXML, "", tFormOID);
the InvokeProcess method is from an imported JAR and I don't have the source code.
To prevent user input some reserved characters I modified it a little bit:
String formXML="<formid><name>Jack</name><question>badge&lost</question></formid>";
tSerialNoz = InvokeProcess(processId, userId,tTransactorDept, "<![CDATA["+formXML+"]]>", "", tFormOID);
and it has error message
Nested exception: The markup in the document preceding the root
element must be well-formed
I wonder is this because InvokeProcess method did some fomatting or my code error? Can anyone help? Thx.
java web-services
java web-services
edited Nov 23 at 8:57
Federico klez Culloca
15.6k134275
asked Nov 23 at 8:54
kk luo
1207
edited Nov 23 at 8:57
Federico klez Culloca
15.6k134275
asked Nov 23 at 8:54
kk luo
1207
edited Nov 23 at 8:57
Federico klez Culloca
15.6k134275
edited Nov 23 at 8:57
Federico klez Culloca
15.6k134275
edited Nov 23 at 8:57
Federico klez Culloca
15.6k134275
15.6k134275
asked Nov 23 at 8:54
kk luo
1207
asked Nov 23 at 8:54
kk luo
1207
asked Nov 23 at 8:54
kk luo
1207
1207
You should put the<![CDATA[inside<formid>, not around it. Even better, just around the actual data, not around XML you want to be able to interpret.
– Federico klez Culloca
Nov 23 at 8:58
And also, even if done correctly, this simplistic approach won't help much. What if the user input contains the character sequence]]>?
– Henry
Nov 23 at 9:00
add a comment |
You should put the<![CDATA[inside<formid>, not around it. Even better, just around the actual data, not around XML you want to be able to interpret.
– Federico klez Culloca
Nov 23 at 8:58
And also, even if done correctly, this simplistic approach won't help much. What if the user input contains the character sequence]]>?
– Henry
Nov 23 at 9:00
You should put the
<![CDATA[ inside <formid>, not around it. Even better, just around the actual data, not around XML you want to be able to interpret.– Federico klez Culloca
Nov 23 at 8:58
You should put the
<![CDATA[ inside <formid>, not around it. Even better, just around the actual data, not around XML you want to be able to interpret.– Federico klez Culloca
Nov 23 at 8:58
And also, even if done correctly, this simplistic approach won't help much. What if the user input contains the character sequence
]]>?– Henry
Nov 23 at 9:00
And also, even if done correctly, this simplistic approach won't help much. What if the user input contains the character sequence
]]>?– Henry
Nov 23 at 9:00
add a comment |
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You should put the
<![CDATA[inside<formid>, not around it. Even better, just around the actual data, not around XML you want to be able to interpret.– Federico klez Culloca
Nov 23 at 8:58
And also, even if done correctly, this simplistic approach won't help much. What if the user input contains the character sequence
]]>?– Henry
Nov 23 at 9:00