I am using OWASP encoder to encode my strings, but the string is not decoding in JSP pages. It is showing as it is like encoded string, e.g. My original String is l&t.com. After encoding, the string is "l'&';t.com", but again it should decode in JSP which is not happening. Can any one please suggest. I am using utf-8 meta tag also in JSP .
Any help much much appreciated .Thanks
I found the solution for this. We need to add escapeXml = false for the respective value, then this will be resolved.
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I've been searching through the Internet and I don't seem to find a way of converting a simple string into a Base64 string in MIT App Inventor 2.
All I can find are extensions to convert images to Base64, but not strings. Is there a way that I am not realizing?
You might want to try the tools extension and its Base64Encode method:
I am using TBXML Parser ver. 1.4, When I am Parsing this kind of following responce via TBXML parser, getting EXC_BAD_ACCESS...
<trainingOrganization xsi:type="xsd:string">~!##$%^&*()_+?> <,./;'{}|<":;'></trainingOrganization>
Stuck with this issue.
As I observe that <> data is failed to parse by TBXML...
Thanks in Advance.
One of the best way to use CDATA, anything inside of CDATA treat as xml document so if you have special character like ';:,.''<>' then parser will ignore it. So I always prefer to use CDATA and advise you to should use it.
I think it's nothing TBXML parser specific.
Chars like <>\"' have to be masked (by a \), so it's maybe only the coding of your xml file or the settings for its parsing.
Otherwise the parser thinks it is :
<trainingOrganization xsi:type="xsd:string">
~!##$%^&*()_+?
> *<-- closing the previous element*
<,./;'{}|
<":;'>
</trainingOrganization>
If you can't find any settings or coding to let do it automaticaly, try it by replacing the characters with a \ in front of it before parsing.
An other possibility is to use xml correctly and not allow the structure to set <> between elements, which is an easiest way i think.
I'm encountering some weird encoding issues. I need to parse an HTML document from the web, and I'm using the 'Content-Type' charset meta-data to determine the encoding type.
One page has been giving me trouble and is encoded by 'Shift_jis' (Japanese) - The parser result contains some garbled characters.
When I parse the same document using UTF-8 the characters that were garbled before are parsed correctly but everything else is now garbled.
I'm assuming the document contains text in two different encoding types.
I there anyway I could parse this document correctly ?
Also, I don't how, but all the browsers seem to deal well with the issue and are presenting the page nicely.
Would really appreciate any thoughts on this.
The page that I need to parse : http://ao.recruit.co.jp/form.html
First of all, what the browser sees is:
莨夂､ｾ讎りｦ
What is shown in rendered html is not the same because of the CSS text-indent: -9999px and the background image laid over it. But it's there. Removing them will show the text browser is seeing.
Out of the box, decoding as Shift-Jis should give you 莨夂､ｾ讎りｦ?, but if you want same results as in a browser, you should use a custom CharsetDecoder with IGNORE:
URL url = new URL( "http://ao.recruit.co.jp/form.html");
BufferedInputStream bis = new BufferedInputStream(url.openStream());
CharsetDecoder decoder = Charset.forName("Shift-Jis").newDecoder();
decoder.onMalformedInput(CodingErrorAction.IGNORE);
decoder.onUnmappableCharacter(CodingErrorAction.IGNORE);
Reader inputReader = new InputStreamReader(bis, decoder);
String result = IOUtils.toString(inputReader);
System.out.print(result);
This will give you same result as with browsers. Of course, it won't parse the text from the image file.
I am using libxml for parsing the xml. I have referred the XMLPerformance example by apple.
Following is the part of xml document which is causing a problem as it contain the " " string. i cannot just replace this " " with any other string is i am getting data in didReceiveData delegate method and i am parsing that data.
Is there any solution to resolve this issue which is coming because of special character?
<ParentTag>
<AUTHOR>Actavis"Totowa "LLC</AUTHOR>
<SPL_INACTIVE_ING>lactose"monohydrate"/"magnesium"stearate"/"starch"pregelatinized"/"talc</SPL_INACTIVE_ING>
</ParentTag>
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
To make sure your XML is well format, you can test you XML first with any online XML validator and then later you should parse that.
I have an app., coded with ejb3, jsf and maven, which runs on jboss 4.2.2GA
The problem I have been facing for 2 days is I cannot convert non-english characters that are added to url on runtime. For instance, there is a search textbox and a button. When a user enters a word including non-english characters, and pushes the button, it is added to the url with bad characters like %56 or &347 etc..
Is there any way to achieve what I am trying to do here? BTW, is there also any way to get over this problem on the jboss side configuration rather than application side (filters or context.xml etc..)?
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks a lot,
Baris
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EDIT: I have solved this issue by using URLEncoder. When I passed the variable to the action method, I use URLEncoder in order to encode it to the right charset.
Example:
Take parameter from the URL:
String someString = ServletActionContext.getRequest().getParameter("someStringFromURL");
Encode the string;
String encoded = URLEncoder.encode(someString, "ISO-8859-9");
Find the appropriate connector element in your tomcat server.xml (deploy/jboss-web.deployer/server.xml for recent versions) and add the attribute URIEncoding with a value of UTF-8.
I have solved this issue by using URLEncoder. When I passed the variable to the action method, I use URLEncoder in order to encode it to the right charset.
Example: Take parameter from the URL:
String someString = ServletActionContext.getRequest().getParameter("someStringFromURL");
Encode the string;
String encoded = URLEncoder.encode(someString, "ISO-8859-9");