Avoid escaping in xml

Question

I read a xml file contains

<![CDATA[<property id="SubClass"></property>]]>

When I write back into file , it will become:

&lt;property id="SubClass"&gt;&lt;/property&gt;

How can I avoid it and write back the original string ? I mean just write back:

<![CDATA[<property id="SubClass"></property>]]>

P.S.

I used alert() to display it before write to file.It's all right but without .Like:

<property id="SubClass"></property>

The writing back function is following:

var xmlObj = <![CDATA[<property id="SubClass"></property>]]>;
FLfile.write(path, xmlObj);//unescape() is useless there.

FLfile is an object in jsfl(FlashJavaScript).

Hm, you write the file as an XML object. Not a bad approach, but why not just write it as string and have the file extension .XML, then the parser won't try to change your string — Creative Magic, Feb 18 '14 at 01:42
@CreativeMagic I have tried it but nothing changed.I think the changing taken place in the FLfile Object — zzy, Feb 18 '14 at 01:51
@CreativeMagic I think you're right.I change the xmlObj to String after all operations and write back to the file . And result is all right!You can write down it in the Answer,thanks :-) — zzy, Feb 18 '14 at 02:01

score 1 · Accepted Answer · answered Feb 18 '14 at 02:40

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If you run into a problem where the parser is replacing special symbols of XML syntax, save the XML as a String opposed to XML object to preserve the data.

answered Feb 18 '14 at 02:40

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