Html tags using javax.jws.WebService

Hi,
I am using javax.jws.WebService and I met a problem for html tags.
In a String containing "<" and ">", the javax.jws.WebService implmentation of IBM transfered the String with "<" and ">" in the XML reply. How could this translation be avoided?
Regards.
Pengyou

The XML content in the soap request looks like this:
<myXml>
 <tagWithCdata><![CDATA[<test>123</test>]]></tagWithCdata>
</myXml> The String "tagWithCdata" in the Java object looks like this: "<test>123</test>"
And the marshalled XML in the soap response looks like this:
<myXml>
 <tagWithCdata><test>123<test></tagWithCdata>
</myXml>But I expect to have the same format as the soap request, i.e.
<myXml>
 <tagWithCdata><![CDATA[<test>123</test>]]></tagWithCdata>
</myXml>

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I've looked over my mess of comments :)
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System.err.println("ERROR (" + 999 + "): Could not parse document " + filename + "; I/O Error:");
System.err.println(ioe);
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Thanks
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Ram,
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perl -0660pe 's^<[sS][pP][aA][nN]\s+class="B01-K-ITAL"\s*>(.*?)</[sS][pP][aA][nN]>^$1^gs' i.html >|o.html
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<html> <head>...</head> <body>I'd like to be able to change something like this: #1 one line I want to replace the open and close tags without changing or interfering with the text between the tags. I'm pretty sure I should use wildcards, but I can't figure out how to use them properly. note, this isn't as easy as you think. You need to code up the complete set of html rules in you implementation. You need to allow for a certain amount of mal-formed html. #2 don't be greedy $3 multiline text #4 multiline tag. I believe html allow a carriage return in white space of tags #5 split after the class tag. optional white space #6 mixed case tag no text #7   This browser is IE. This browser is not IE.</body> </html>
output text
<html> <head>...</head> <body>I'd like to be able to change something like this: #1 one line I want to replace the open and close tags without changing or interfering with the text between the tags. I'm pretty sure I should use wildcards, but I can't figure out how to use them properly. note, this isn't as easy as you think. You need to code up the complete set of html rules in you implementation. You need to allow for a certain amount of mal-formed html. #2 don't be greedy $3 multiline text #4 multiline tag. I believe html allow a carriage return in white space of tags #5 split after the class tag. optional white space #6 mixed case tag no text #7   This browser is IE. This browser is not IE.</body> </html>

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hi.
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regards
Ranveer

Hi Ranveer ,
check this following links,
hope this wil helps you
<a href="http://sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/webas/abap/abap%20code%20samples/smartforms/smartform%20in%20abap.pdf">check this link,to know abt HTML in smartforms</a>
rgds,
shan

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