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RPfrimmer
12 years agoOccasional Contributor
For the benefit of the community the issue did lie in the content of the JSON response.
The $ which is a valid character in JSON is not a valid character in XML for object and attribute names. The parser was not handling this properly.
It was also not handing it properly for # or @ as well which are all valid JSON characters.
The $ which is a valid character in JSON is not a valid character in XML for object and attribute names. The parser was not handling this properly.
It was also not handing it properly for # or @ as well which are all valid JSON characters.