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 Post subject: Restrictions to Storing XML
PostPosted: Thu Oct 21, 2010 4:37 am 
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We have a web application that stores User configuration in a MySQL database as an XML document, using Hibernate to manage the connection.

There is a bit of odd encoding put in 4 years ago with no explanation. Before persisting the XML all plus(+) signs are replaced by pipe(|) signs.
Is there any known reason to do this encoding? It seems quite stupid.

Surely MySQL and Hibernate can handle XML markup with plus signs.
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