>>>>> "Warrick" == Warrick FitzGerald <nn**************@crtman.com> writes:
Warrick> Hi All, When sending an XML \ SOAP request, if the value looks as
Warrick> follows:
Warrick> <TEST> My Test & Son </TEST>
Warrick> How should the & be encoded. What is this "TYPE" of encoding
Warrick> called, and where can I find a spec on which values should and
Warrick> should not be encoded ... I know the W3C will have something but I
Warrick> can't for the life of me decode it from their docs.
I am not sure if it is enought, but ZSI (a Python SOAP package) uses
following encodings for text:
& &
< <
"> >
\015 
and following for attributes
& &
< <
" "
\011 	
\012 

\015 
(from file compat.py)
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Arto V. Viitanen
av@cs.uta.fi
University of Tampere, Department of Computer and Information Sciences
Tampere, Finland
http://www.cs.uta.fi/~av/