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- XML - CDATA Sections - GeeksforGeeks
CDATA sections are a mechanism in XML for handling character data that might otherwise be misinterpreted by the XML parser CDATA stands for Character Data These sections include blocks of text within an XML document that the parser should treat literally, without interpreting any characters as XML markup This is helpful when the text contains characters that would normally have special
- What does lt;![CDATA[]] gt; in XML mean? - Stack Overflow
I often find this strange CDATA tag in XML files: lt;![CDATA[some stuff]] gt; I have observed that this CDATA tag always comes at the beginning, and then followed by some stuff But sometimes it
- xml - Using CDATA inside another CDATA - Stack Overflow
I have this difficult situation where I need to use the CDATA tags inside another CDATA tags The situation is simple to explain though I have the following thing: lt;edit gt; lt;![CDATA[ lt;
- XML CDATA Sections - Online Tutorials Library
Learn about XML CDATA sections, their purpose, and how to use them effectively in your XML documents
- The XML FAQ: When should I use a CDATA Marked Section?
You should almost never need to use CDATA Sections The CDATA mechanism was designed to let an author quote fragments of text containing markup characters (the open-angle-bracket and the ampersand), for example when documenting XML (this FAQ uses CDATA Sections quite a lot, for obvious reasons) A CDATA Section turns off markup recognition for the duration of the section (it gets turned on
- XML CDATA - w3resource
A CDATA section begins with the character sequence <! [CDATA [ and ends with the character sequence ]]> Between the two character sequences, an XML processor ignores all markup characters such as <, >, and The only markup an XML pro-cessor recognizes inside a CDATA section is the closing character sequence ]>
- CDATA in XML: A Comprehensive Guide for Developers
This comprehensive guide will take you through the fundamentals of CDATA in XML, its practical applications, and how it can be effectively used and validated in tools like SoapUI By the end of this article, you'll have a deep understanding of how to leverage CDATA sections in your XML documents to handle embedded content securely and efficiently
- Example: Specifying the CDATA Directive - SQL Server
Applies to: SQL Server Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Managed Instance If the directive is set to CDATA, the contained data isn't entity encoded, but is put in the CDATA section The CDATA attributes must be nameless The following query wraps the product model summary description in a CDATA section
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