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Mr. Neo | In XML-RPC, how does one go about handling an empty string? The official spec doesn't say anything about it. From what I've seen in several implementations of XML-RPC, the clients are only parsing for <string></string> as an empty element. I know in XML you could do <string/>. Would this be legal in XML-RPC? An example would be: <member><name>errors</name> <value><string/></value></member> Is this legal? Or should it read: <member><name>errors</name> <value><string></string></value></member> Any input on the issue would be great. Also, any links to some sort of spec on how to handle an empty string would be appreciated. Best, | May 19, 2005, 12:37 AM |
Myndfyr | I've generally seen null values represented in XML as <string /> and empty strings as <string></string>. | May 19, 2005, 1:05 AM |