Returning strings containing XML/HTML from Web service call to SOAP::Lite 2005-02-13 - By Tim Wood
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I have a Web services application implemented on the J2EE SDK 1.4. One of my
methods returns a String[], to a Perl client based on SOAP::Lite. The returned
strings contain HTML (or XML) elements. When the strings reach the Perl client
, all the element delimiters ('<', '>', etc.) have been replaced by their XML
entity codes, i.e. <, >. Thus I can't take the strings and build them
into an HTML document template that renders properly.
It seems improper that my client is exposed to this transformation. Even
though it may be necessary "under the covers" of SOAP, so that XML-relevant
characters in data don't get mixed up with the SOAP ones, it seems the decoding
should take place on the client side. Any ideas?
Thanks,
TW
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