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Re: How can I insert "raw" (X|XHT|HT)ML into my DOM?: msg#00026java.enhydra.xmlc
If you used Barracuda, you could return the markup in a BText component and do.. BText = new BText("<div>some content</div>"); btext.setAllowMarkupInText(true); Then just return the BComponent. No messing with <![CDATA[ ....... ]]> Jake At 08:39 PM 1/15/2003 -0500, you wrote: I have an application where I have access to some Markup Language in string form. I would like to (effectively) insert that into my DOM as a single unprocessable chunk so that when I render my DOM, it get's rendered as HTML rather then as a TextNode. The only solution I can see is to parse that HTML and insert it as DOM objects, and I really rather not have to do that.
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