Are you sure you want to pass it as an argument? longer pieces of text (especially if it's xml) should be read from a file and you only provide the lookup point as an argument.
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I'm not sure if it is a platform independent solution but on Windows it works:
Put the whole text between "" and put a \ in front of every " in the text:
That is strange. I thought I tried it with the "\" in front of the ". This time it worked.
I am actually passing the string to a web service from a client. But now I am not sure
how to extract the string returned.
I am getting a getStringResponse object which when I do a toString does not seem to
return a string although it is supposed to. I will post it to the web services group, unless you
have any suggestions.