Recently in the my work for one project we need to send one
message from Oracle SOA BPEL component to Oracle OSB then to one Java web
service. This web service takes this
message and generates one email message.
In this message there is one element which value contains a string of
text like: Pre-Paid micro-SIM for Apple® iPad.
At first I didn't notice that there is a special character
and of course the registration symbol is displayed properly. Later I changed to use the escaped name code:
® for this registration symbol.
But there was the compile error with this change. It looks like Oracle SOA doesn't recognize
this escaped name code. I tried to use
the escaped numeric code: ®. This
time everything seems fine and in the BPEL flow trace I can see the ® symbol is
displayed correctly. However when this message is transferred to OSB OSB still
cannot pass the right ® symbol to Java web service. After some thoughts I find the solution to
use XML CData section to include this registration symbol. In this way SOA BPEL and OSB will not parse
the text string containing ® symbol until it reaches the Java web service which
send the email message with the right ® symbol displayed.
The below is the CDATA I used:
<xsl:text><![CDATA[Pre-Paid
micro-SIM for Apple® iPad]]></xsl:text>
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