bruno <bruno <at> lowagie.com> writes:

>
> Abhishek wrote:
>
> >data : my name is Abhishek , i am tring to print data
> >     but the data printed doesnt entertain the carriage return
> >
> >printed data on pdf:my name is Abhishek , i am tring to print data but the
> >data printed doesnt entertain the carriage return
> >
> >it doesnt take the enter i gave after the word "data";
> >
> Isn't this expected behavior in XML?
> The same goes for HTML.
> Put the same text in an HTML page and
> have a look at it in a browser: the newline
> (you are confusing carriage return with newline)
> is not taken into account either.
> br,
> Bruno


hi Bruno:
there is some data which i am trying to parse and which contains newline
characters i wish to retain the newline as it is demanded by the client .
what is the possiblity that i can retain it . i have tried replacing the "\n"
with <BR/> but it doesnt work


Abhishek

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