Tips To Fix Error Parsing Entityname Xmlreader

 

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I definitely have the following weight loss exception. Code block. What

I am trying to parse a record retrieved from a table which helps the records.

  public BindMasterData dataset (xml string)                    DataSet ds is zero;            Try                            ds stands for new DataSet ();                TextReader txtReader = Modern StringReader (xml);                XmlReader-Reader = new XmlTextReader (txtReader);                ds.ReadXml (reader);                        capture (exception)                            go to new DataSet ();                        Return ds;         

I kept looking for the reason for the exception to this rule, but I could not fix it. In this particular situation, the string (which is being restored from the database) contains a special ghost (&). This throws an exception. How can I answer this. Any help is appreciated.

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greets 8 May ’14 at 12:33

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  ""''<<>>& & 

  public static UnescapeXMLValue (xmlString)      if maybe (xmlString == null)        throw a new exception ArgumentNullException ("xmlString")    return xmlString.Replace ("'", "'") .Replace ("" ","  ""). Replace (">", ">"). Replace ("<", "<").Replace ("&", "&");   public static scope EscapeXMLValue (string xmlString)      (xmlString if == null)        throw a new exception ArgumentNullException ("xmlString")    return xmlString.Replace ("'", "'"). Replace ("" "," ""). Replace (">", ">"). Replace ("<", "<"). Replace ("&", "&");   

answered multiple May 14 at 12:43

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This question has indeed been answered already, but a nicer way to achieve the same result was found by applying this approach in .NET 4.5 using the escape method as shown below:

  var xmlWithEscapedCharacters = SecurityElement.Escape (xmlWithoutEscapedCharacters); 

then just paste that line into the generated XML.

answered Dec 18, 2014 at 9:10 am

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If your XML is literally built from string concatenation, you really want to work around it. & can be & , while < and > should become < and < code >> .

There may be other companies as well.Of course, there are many reasons why you should really use a different XML encoder instead of trying it yourself.

picked up on May 8, 2014 at 12:37.

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Since the data in question is from a database, your problem may be related to fixes in the structure you describe, but I would strongly support another approach described here. Please clarify what the XML looks like and indicate the problem in it.

answered 8, 14 May at 12:51

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