Answer Posted / praveen
CDATA stands for character data.
To include an XML document in an XML document, CDATA
sections are used. And also to escape the angle brackets and
ampersands.
CDATA sections are delimited by ?<![CDATA[? and ?]]>?.
The XML parser ignores delimiters within the CDATA section,
except for ]]>
The following example uses a CDATA section to insert an XML
example
into an XML document.
<?xml version=?1.0??>
<example>
<![CDATA[
<?xml version=?1.0??>
<entry>
<name>yourname</name>
<email href=?mailto:name@yoursite.com?/>
</entry>]]>
</example>
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 1 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What is the difference between CDATA and PCDATA?
What is an rss email?
What is the use of xslt
If XML attribute name itself has double quotes, then how it can be represented?
Write syntax to serialize class using XML Serializer?
Is xml hierarchical?
What are xsl files?
How do I subscribe to an rss feed?
What is xml mapping word?
Is xml schema better than dtd?
what are the special characters in xml ?
How do I open an xml file in excel?
What is namespace in xslt?
How was xml created?
How do I associate an xml in excel?
