[jdom-interest]  &

[Jason Hunter]

Since setText() takes as a literal whatever you pass, write the  
character as its unicode value.  That's \uxxxx where xxxx is the hex for
160.  I think that'll probably work.  If not, you'll have to
additionally modify the outputter a little to write   in response
to that character.  Look at the code that escapes character entities. 
We're working on a general-purpose solution to that.

-jh-

Borries Ludwig wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> am using JDOM to create HTML-pages. I want to fill up the entry of a
> list-box in html with blanks, so that all lines are outlined to the right.
> 
> I cannot use " " because the browser ignores that (or is there a way ?). So
> I tried   and  , but JDOM (anElement.setText()) replaces & with an
> &
> 
> Help is very welcome.
> 
>    Boerries
> 
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