[jdom-interest] XHTML issues

[Jason Hunter]

Yes, but a more complete answer is you want to just include these 
characters as regular Unicode characters.  Then if you output with UTF-8 
they'll write directly without needing to be escaped.  If you output in 
ASCII or 8859-1 then the default escape strategy will handle their 
escaping for you.  Only if you're using a funky encoding will you need 
to worry about setting up an escape strategy.

Bottom line: Just include the characters as characters and it'll 
probably work, assuming you're using the latest CVS code.

-jh-

Bradley S. Huffman wrote:

> If your using the latest code out of cvs, have a look at  using
> org.jdom.output.EscapeStrategy with XMLOutputter.
> 
> Brad
> 
> Rachel Greenham writes:
> 
> 
>>... am trying to make JDOM write proper XHTML.
>>
>>How can I create an entity for an XHTML unicode character entity (eg: 
>>“ or “)? EntityRef won't let me construct entities that 
>>start with a hash...
>>
>>-- 
>>Rachel
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