Error when compiling mxml

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    Default Error when compiling mxml

    Hi all,

    I'm trying to compile a mxml file and I'm getting the following error:-

    C:\flex_sdk_3\bin>mxmlc test.mxml
    Loading configuration file C:\flex_sdk_3\frameworks\flex-config.xml
    C:\flex_sdk_3\bin\test.mxml(13): col: 718 Error: An invalid XML character
    (Unicode: 0x7) was found in the element content of the document.

    Any idea how could I resolve this problem?

    Thanks in advance.

    random777 Guest

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    Default Re: Error when compiling mxml

    Sounds like you have either an ampersand (&), greater-than (>), or less-than
    (<) character side of an XML expression. For example:

    <mx:Text text="{ alpha < beta ? 'Hello' : 'World'}" />

    or

    <mx:Text text="Bob & Ray" />

    If you do have this, switch to encoded characters such as &amp; < > or use the
    XML encode values which I don't know off the top of my header; you'll have to
    look them up.

    peterent Guest

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