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    1. COI understand the limitation in placing HTML tags in CDATA. However, there are too many HTML markups in XML file where the formats need to be preserved in the rendered output. With CDATA, I can easily use XSL to grab the entire content under `<doc>` whereas if I don't use CDATA, correct me if I'm wrong here, I believe I need to manually grab all the markups (if exists) under `<doc>` and place them in the right order during the XSL transformation. Granted, I have limited knowledge on XSL, so I may not be thinking it right too. Thanks much.
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    2. CO@limc: It will be better if you provide an example that proves your point. I don't thing there is a single example where destroying markup can be justified. Enclosing in CDATA may be needed only if the contents is not a well-formed XML fragment -- for example weird ASP or any other language that uses angle brackets but is not XML.
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    3. COI'm generating a Jersey extended WADL. To do so, it grabs the Javadoc from the Resource classes generated using Doclet and merges into the original WADL. The Javadoc contains HTML markups, such as, `<a>`, `<p>`, `<ul>`, `<li>`, and so on. I would like them to be rendered as HTML in the generated WADL. Right now, if I don't wrap them using CDATA, these tags seem to go missing, and I think that makes sense because I believe I need to manually grab these tags and arrange them in the right order in the output, which seems like a lot of work. I figure the easier solution is to place them in CDATA.
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