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December 18th, 2002, 08:15 PM
#1
Bianry data in XML
Hello,
I am creating XML on fly and my data is stored in WTL::CString object and this data is having some Binary data
e.g.
These are the steps I do to create my XML and "strFailedDesc" is WTL::CString object and contains binary data.
sipNode = m_sipXMLDoc->createElement(_bstr_t("FailedDesc"));
strFailedTransactionXML = "<![CDATA[";
strFailedTransactionXML += strFailedDesc;
strFailedTransactionXML += "]]>";
sipNode->text = _bstr_t(strFailedTransactionXML) ;
sipNode->text = _bstr_t(strFailedTransactionXML) ; ..This soperation falies and gives error:
"Code = 80004005, Message = Unspecified error Source = msxml4.dll Description = An invalid character was found in text content."
This works perfectly well when there is no binary data in "strFailedDesc"
I am new in XML programming, Can somebody tell me why this error is comming and what is the way around.
Thanks
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December 18th, 2002, 10:27 PM
#2
Simple.
XML is a text based protocol!
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December 19th, 2002, 01:15 PM
#3
Even when we enclose the binary data in CDATA section XML parser works?
Isn't it supposed to ignore it.
So there is no way of passing binary data in XML.
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December 19th, 2002, 01:25 PM
#4
Well, there are a number of techniques for passing binary data in a test wrapper. UUENCODE is probably the granddady of them all. Microsoft SOAP protocol is XML based and supports extended types of data transfer.
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