Is there a way to put a variable to be expanded in a cdata section in scala
val reason = <reason><![CDATA[ {failedReason} ]]></reason>
Is there a way to put a variable to be expanded in a cdata
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Is there a way to put a variable to be expanded in a cdata section in scala
val reason = <reason><![CDATA[ {failedReason} ]]></reason>
I am not sure if you can get that through native XML support, but you could do something like:
You lose some of the compile-time validations that way, but it should give you am xml element with the data which you are looking for. Since it returns a
scala.xml.Elem, you can also embed the result in a larger XML structure.EDIT
After thinking about this a bit more, the following may be a beter (and less fragile) way to do this. It restricts the free-text portion to only the CDATA, minimizing the potential for unbalanced expressions.