IDOMServices Parse giving error for non-alpha numeric characters in content

Hi All,
Using Adobe InDesign CS4 SDK 557, I want to create IIDXMLDOMDocument * from a xml stored in a PMString variable.
I used the following code to parse the xml:-
InterfacePtr<IK2ServiceRegistry> servReg(GetExecutionContextSession(), UseDefaultIID());
InterfacePtr<IK2ServiceProvider> provider(servReg->QueryServiceProviderByClassID (kDOMParserService, kDOMParserServiceBoss ));
InterfacePtr<IDOMServices> domService( provider, UseDefaultIID() );
if(!domService)
break;
std::string stdString = myXMLString.GetPlatformString();
const char * buff = stdString.c_str();
InterfacePtr<IPMStream> pmStream(StreamUtil:: CreatePointerStreamRead( (char *)buff, stdString.size()));
IIDXMLDOMDocument * parsedDom = domService->Parse( pmStream );
- Now the problem is when myXMLString have some special character like “0x27” , “0x14” etc. then IDOMServices::Parse fails.
- I tried replacing these characters with “'”, “” but still IDOMServices::Parse fails.
I also tried to used ISAXServices::ParseStream, but it also gives error for the same character.
Also tried setting ISAXParserOptions::SetAbortAfterWarning(kFalse), but not changed in result.
Please let me know if I am missing something.
Thanks,
Jitendra Kumar Singh

Hi Nitika Saini,
Please let me know what's your patch level of BI 7 system.
I am also facing problem with transformations, I didn't see any transper routines in my system for 0IC_C03 - 2LIS_03_BX, LIS_03_BF, 2LIS_03_UM.
Here, my BI 7 patch level BI content 8 and BW pathc 16.
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