encode special characters when serializing entity to XML #9
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| assertNotNull(result.getEntity().getProperty("test")); | ||
| String actualTest1 = (String) result.getEntity().getProperty("test").getValue(); | ||
| assertEquals("", actualTest1); |
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What's the relation between \u0005 and ?
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This is not correct. actualTest1 should be equal to "\u0005". The XML should be un-encoded when read back from the server. If it is not, then you have a bug and the test should be failing.
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\u0005 is java's way of encoding special character, which cannot be accept in web service. In Web Service world, it is widely adopted to use Numeric Character Reference (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numeric_character_reference ). Unfortunately, decode numeric character reference is not provided in standard Java library. We can consider doing that for the customer in the convenience layer.
A new issue filed Azure#142
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I don't see where you have addressed the second part of the issue, the loss of whitespace. Please add a unit test for that as well, to verify that your fix completely fixes the issue. |
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