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By the way, I don't know why the tools used don't do the escaping but might be that they weren't expecting the input data to end up in XML (which would be ironic since they are based on Ajax).
I think the tools used are simply (and typically for .NET) an AJAX grid (probably a Telerik RadGrid) passing data to a .NET dataset on the server side. The XML might therefore be to some extent
determined by a combination of the user's input (illegal characters perhaps included, like '&' and '<' though it is mainly '&' causing problems) and the AJAX/mainstream tools/controls. Then the
XML is sent to the parser. We could try first parsing it as text to catch the illegal characters but this way will be XML-ignorant and we prefer to use a tool which 'understands' XML so we can
concentrate the coding efforts on the element content and abstract away the angle brackets. It really should all 'just'work'. ---- Stephen D Green On 17 July 2011 20:30, Stephen D Green <stephengreenubl@gmail.com> wrote:
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