Encoding the SOAP

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  • Stelrad Doulton

    #1

    Encoding the SOAP

    Hi all,

    I was wondering if there is any way of encoding the XML braces "<", ">" in
    the SOAP request? I realise that the answer is very probably no but I have a
    modem combined GPS unit and it is switched between operating modes by
    sending it a string such as >GPS< or >GPRS<, it seems that it handles >< as
    a request to drop out of GPRS mode. This is not helpful as it sees the "><"
    combination between the SOAP request envelope and body!

    Any ideas?


  • erymuzuan

    #2
    Re: Encoding the SOAP

    what happen if you use &lt; and &gt;

    Stelrad Doulton wrote:[color=blue]
    > Hi all,
    >
    > I was wondering if there is any way of encoding the XML braces "<", ">" in
    > the SOAP request? I realise that the answer is very probably no but I have a
    > modem combined GPS unit and it is switched between operating modes by
    > sending it a string such as >GPS< or >GPRS<, it seems that it handles >< as
    > a request to drop out of GPRS mode. This is not helpful as it sees the "><"
    > combination between the SOAP request envelope and body!
    >
    > Any ideas?
    >
    >[/color]

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    • Stelrad Doulton

      #3
      Re: Encoding the SOAP

      Hi,

      Thanks for the response, AFAIK that would work as far as the modem is
      concerned but I really think that it is the worng approach - I doubt it is
      valid SOAP. I have been in touch with the modem vendors and they admit it is
      a problem and there is new firmware on the way.




      "erymuzuan" <erymuzuan@yaho o.com> wrote in message
      news:%238IPQo48 EHA.1392@tk2msf tngp13.phx.gbl. ..[color=blue]
      > what happen if you use &lt; and &gt;
      >
      > Stelrad Doulton wrote:[color=green]
      >> Hi all,
      >>
      >> I was wondering if there is any way of encoding the XML braces "<", ">"
      >> in the SOAP request? I realise that the answer is very probably no but I
      >> have a modem combined GPS unit and it is switched between operating modes
      >> by sending it a string such as >GPS< or >GPRS<, it seems that it handles[color=darkred]
      >> >< as a request to drop out of GPRS mode. This is not helpful as it sees[/color]
      >> the "><" combination between the SOAP request envelope and body!
      >>
      >> Any ideas?[/color][/color]


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