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I have a web service that returns an xml string as results. The return string is in this format: <ReturnValue> <ErrorNumber>0 </ErrorNumber> <Message>my message</Message&...

I would like to transform a string like this "¿Cómo puede hacerse esto?" Into something that can be used within an XML resx file like this: "&#191;C&#243;mo puede hacerse esto?" I have tried ...

Very similar to this question, except for Java. What is the recommended way of encoding strings for an XML output in Java. The strings might contain characters like "&", "<", etc.

I'm trying to unescape XML entities in a string in .NET (C#), but I don't seem to get it to work correctly. For example, if I have the string AT&amp;T, it should be translated to AT&T. One ...

My application generates XML using XmlDocument. Some of the data contains newline and carriage return characters. When text is assigned to an XmlElement like this: e.InnerText = "Hello\nThere"; ...

In my c# application i am creating an xml based on the database value. It woks fine until the string is not a special character. Below is my code. XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument(); XmlElement ...

I want to create an XML file to store information. I am using the following code. I would like to know how to specify the encoding for this file in code. When I try to read this file in another form ...

I wrote a program to crawl website to get data and output to a excel sheet. The program is written in C# using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. For most of the time, I have no problem getting content ...

After checking an Xps file i noticed that the string within the Xps file <> is converted to &lt;&gt; So is there any built-in function in the .Net framework that could do this job for ...

I'm trying to add the ASCII carriage return &#13; to the end of a string in an XmlNode's InnerText like this: XmlNode spanNode = doc.CreateElement("span"); spanNode.InnerText = "carriage return ...

In an application, I have to use a valid identity string as a value of a property. I mean the string should be a valid identity name in C#. For I want to use the string as a formula without change ...

I had a discussion with someone and could not come to a proper solution so I wanted to know how you guys think about this: I have a html form and the other guy call him 'Aron' has got a .net system. ...

I got the codes below to encode XML content in String. It's working fine to encode a single tag, but not all the tags within. String a = @"<main>" + "<Title title=\"Hello & &...