Carriage returns are replaced by blank space in SOAP message.

Hi,
i am using SOAP request based website. i am using the weblogic webservices. when we sent any SOAP request to the server, if the SOAP xml message contains any carriage returns(new lines) are replaced by a single balnk space.
i have a requirement where user can enter details in multiple lines. but by the time when it readched server, the SOAP xml message has changed. all the carriage returns are repalced by a blank space.
Can you please help how to solve this issue.
Thanks
subba.

What are your trying to accomplish?
I'm thinking you are trying to get a several 'fields' together as a single 'string'. In which case I'd simply concat the fields together like
SELECT a, b||' '||c ...
to create a single string with "contents of b space contents of c"
If you are trying to get one hundred and one blanks, of make a field 101 characters wide with blank padding, then you want to look in the SQL Reference manual for things like lpad, rpad and trim.

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