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Decoding encodied Special Characters in XML (.Net / C#)
I am relatively new to using XML, so please bear with me.
I have an application which retrieves an XML file from a website. The XML file is the deserialised using a class created using XSD.
All works fine except for the conversion of encoded special characters (e.g. "&"), which are not being decoded when the XML is deserialised.
For example, the XML contains "This & That", and when it is deserialised, the text remains the same, and is not decoded to "This & That" as I'd expect.
I've dug around on Google, but I'm not sure where to go next.
Do I require some XmlAttribute somewhere to force the deserialiser to perform the conversion? Or is it something I will have to attend to "manually"?
Any advise gratefully received.
I have an application which retrieves an XML file from a website. The XML file is the deserialised using a class created using XSD.
All works fine except for the conversion of encoded special characters (e.g. "&"), which are not being decoded when the XML is deserialised.
For example, the XML contains "This & That", and when it is deserialised, the text remains the same, and is not decoded to "This & That" as I'd expect.
I've dug around on Google, but I'm not sure where to go next.
Do I require some XmlAttribute somewhere to force the deserialiser to perform the conversion? Or is it something I will have to attend to "manually"?
Any advise gratefully received.
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