David - thanks for you help. Unfortunately the "•" string is actually
retrieved from a database. It's escaped into "•" before insertion into
a table (from which I do a simply sql select).... looks like I'm going to
have to get them to change it from the other side of the DB.
Cheers
Pau;
> > String value = "•";
>
> that makes a string of length 6. In the language you are using it
> appears as "•"; but as XML it would appear as "&#8226";
> which is why you get the output you state.
>
> You want instead to have a string of length 1 which has that character.
> Depending on the programming language you are using you might be
> able to use direct utf8 or utf16 encoding of the character or the
> language might have some escape mechanism such as \u8226. The escape
> mechanism probably isn't • unless the language (like xslt) is
> itself an XMl format, which appears not to be the case in your example.
>
> > Unfortunately the & in the xml node gets further escaped in the
> > transformation to
> No, not in the transformation, you would see the same if you just
> linearised your input dom as XML.
>
> David
>
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