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------- Additional Comments From keshlam@us.ibm.com 2002-07-12 13:14 -------
This appears to be a usage question, not a bug report...
Actually, I'm surprised the output is as good as it is. Last I looked, the
.toString methods were provided as a debugging tool, not as a serious XML
generator. If you want the latter, you should probably be looking at the
serializer classes.
I don't know whether the serializers have a mode that will suppress the
conversion of & to & (which would be incorrect XML, by the way). An XSLT
processor can do this since it sometimes needs to "hand-assemble" XML syntax or
generate non-XML output, so using Xalan as your serializer might be worth
trying.
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