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How to inlay recipient in xml

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hi in this video we are going to learn how to retrieve data stored in an xml file in this video we will examine a simple scenario involving an xml file the country club currently has all its member data stored in an xml file like the one shown here this file is just a sample and stores date of about three members only for each member the file stores four piece of information the type is either family or single the level is either gold silver or bronze the file also stores the memberamp;#39;s surname and the year they joined note that type and level are stored as attributes while surname and joined are stored in nodes the country club wants to produce an excel file based on this data this video will explain the intermediate step namely how to populate a list of members in automation studio once they have such a list they will be able to go ahead and populate an excel file or perform any other operation on the data they might need before we start letamp;#39;s look at an outline of the

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The ampersand () is a special character in XML used to begin entity references. To treat it as data, it must be escaped as amp;. This preserves its intended meaning while maintaining XML structure.
Specifying special characters in XML request ● Ampersand () - amp; ● Less than () - gt; ● Quote () - quot; ● Apostrophe () - apos;
You can trigger a format and indent operation for your XML document (in Text mode) using one of the following actions: Format and Indent toolbar button - Formats and indents the current document. Document Source Format and Indent - Formats and indents the whole document.
Characters to Avoid in XML Data CharacterEntity ReferenceDescription lt; Less-than gt; Greater-than apos; Apostraphe / single quote quot; Double quote1 more row Apr 3, 2014
In HTML, the ampersand is used to code foreign letters and special characters such as the copyright and trademark symbols.
The ampersand, or , is a logogram representing the conjunction and. It originated as a ligature of the letters e and t, from the Latin word et, meaning and. In mathematics, it is sometimes used to denote the logical conjunction, or and operation.
The ampersand character must be escaped. The greater than and less than characters do no have to be escaped but its good practice to do it. The double quotes in the data must be escaped. The double quotes do not need escaping as they are contained within a single quoted attribute.

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