Good Day! Basically I need to encode the whole body of an XML into an HTML-safe string.

Needed Body:
<SOAP-ENV:Body>
<tns1:receive xmlns:tns1="http://eBonding/taservice/callback">&lt;?xml
+ version="1.0"?&gt;
&lt;tML-TA:RequestTroubleReportCreationResponse xmlns:tML-TA="http://w
+ww.ansi.org/tML/TA/tML-TA" xmlns:tML-TABase="http://www.ansi.org/tML/
+TA/tML-TABase"&gt;
&lt;/tML-TA:RequestTroubleReportCreationResponse&gt;</tns1:receive>
    </SOAP-ENV:Body>
<br><br>

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Generated body:
<SOAP-ENV:Body>
<tns1:receive xmlns:tns1="http://eBonding/taservice/callback"><?xml ve
+rsion="1.0"?>
<tML-TA:RequestTroubleReportCreationResponse xmlns:tML-TA="http://www.
+ansi.org/tML/TA/tML-TA" xmlns:tML-TABase="http://www.ansi.org/tML/TA/
+tML-TABase">
</tML-TA:RequestTroubleReportCreationResponse></tns1:receive>

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I already tried searching but their issue is the other way, conversion of escaped characters to the character itself(< to <).

Can you point me to the right direction on this.

In reply to SOAP: Escaping whole body by estoque

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