How to get right attribute which contain "&" through libxml2 - c

When I try to get the attribute of URL in a test XML:
<Test> <Item URL="http://127.0.0.1?a=1&b=2"/>
</Test>
After I call: attr=xmlGetProp(cur, BAD_CAST "URL");
The libxml2 give a message: Entity: line 1: parser error : EntityRef: expecting ';'
and return value of attr is "http://127.0.0.1?a=1=2"
How can I get the completion attribution of URL? Thanks


You cannot get the “correct” URL here because the XML file is not well-formed. the & should have been written as &. You have to ask the creator of the XML file to create a syntactically valid, well-formed XML file.
XML is not created by just putting strings together, they also have to be encoded properly.

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For some reason, the output is exactly the above template itself. "${TravelerProfile.TravelerOfficeCode}" has not been evaluated! Please help!!!
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Agnes

Sine mytemplate[0].freeMarker_template returns the template source code itself (or at least I assume that), and since you are using a raw string literal (r"..."), the source code of your template will be literally ${mytemplate[0].freeMarker_template}, which is then evaluated by ?interpret to the template source code. The corrected template would be:
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