Well, kind of. The contents of the Bio field are mostly text with some
HTML markups in there. For example, some bold tags <B></B> or <P></P>
tags which the parser wants to handle.
I got around it by defining <p> in the schema and telling them nothing
else is allowed. Before we were using JAXB and just hand editing the
XML and doing XSL we had the CDATA so the parser would ignore the
possibly bad HTML code inside the bio...
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Since the contents of <Bio> is just a plain text, the default binding
should give you what you want. That is, HTML is parsed just as a string.
You can then pass it to a HTML parser, for example.
regards,
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