System.XmlException: start tag unexpected character =





.everyoneloves__top-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__mid-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__bot-mid-leaderboard:empty{ margin-bottom:0;
}







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This is the full error:



System.XmlException: start tag unexpected character = (position: END_TAG seen ...<source> Bicycling</source><media:contenturl=... @1:688)


So from my understanding, this is not valid XML. I was having an issue with the session body and had to make the following change:



<rss xmlns:media="http:..." and had to add <rsstxlmns:media="https:..."


Now, I am not sure how to go about this with the = sign.



@isTest
global class getRSSFeedMockCallout implements HttpCalloutMock
{

global HttpResponse respond(HttpRequest request)
{
String sessionBody = '<rsstxmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/"version="2.0">' +
'<channel>'+
'<item>'+
'<title>Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee - Bicycling</title>'+
'<link>https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/</link>'+
'<pubDate>Wed, 03 Apr 2019 12:00:00 GMT</pubDate>'+
'<description><a href="https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/"target="_blank">Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Bicycling</font><p>If you take SoulCycle classes in the Bay Area, and you notice one extremely tall guy in the room, you may be looking at Golden State Warriors star Draymond ...</p></description>'+
'<source>Bicycling</source>'+
'<media:contenturl="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/QvLCgDJMIqLENGFBUt1CCoUPO1XB6gJkGFPV5FuM0QKfyaG8WdhuHGtfcVaTzNzPAYyHo-arnqUBkWkZ8s7-p7WBUbKlfJ4xr0hl8hltQWsBCG0yDDh13Ul5qKrZgLvjQitRecmu=-w150-h150-c"medium="image"width="150"height="150"/>'+
'</item>'+
'</channel>'+
'</rss>';


HttpResponse res = new HttpResponse();
res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/xml');
res.setBody( sessionBody );
res.setStatusCode(200);
return res;
}
}









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    This is the full error:



    System.XmlException: start tag unexpected character = (position: END_TAG seen ...<source> Bicycling</source><media:contenturl=... @1:688)


    So from my understanding, this is not valid XML. I was having an issue with the session body and had to make the following change:



    <rss xmlns:media="http:..." and had to add <rsstxlmns:media="https:..."


    Now, I am not sure how to go about this with the = sign.



    @isTest
    global class getRSSFeedMockCallout implements HttpCalloutMock
    {

    global HttpResponse respond(HttpRequest request)
    {
    String sessionBody = '<rsstxmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/"version="2.0">' +
    '<channel>'+
    '<item>'+
    '<title>Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee - Bicycling</title>'+
    '<link>https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/</link>'+
    '<pubDate>Wed, 03 Apr 2019 12:00:00 GMT</pubDate>'+
    '<description><a href="https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/"target="_blank">Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Bicycling</font><p>If you take SoulCycle classes in the Bay Area, and you notice one extremely tall guy in the room, you may be looking at Golden State Warriors star Draymond ...</p></description>'+
    '<source>Bicycling</source>'+
    '<media:contenturl="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/QvLCgDJMIqLENGFBUt1CCoUPO1XB6gJkGFPV5FuM0QKfyaG8WdhuHGtfcVaTzNzPAYyHo-arnqUBkWkZ8s7-p7WBUbKlfJ4xr0hl8hltQWsBCG0yDDh13Ul5qKrZgLvjQitRecmu=-w150-h150-c"medium="image"width="150"height="150"/>'+
    '</item>'+
    '</channel>'+
    '</rss>';


    HttpResponse res = new HttpResponse();
    res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/xml');
    res.setBody( sessionBody );
    res.setStatusCode(200);
    return res;
    }
    }









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      This is the full error:



      System.XmlException: start tag unexpected character = (position: END_TAG seen ...<source> Bicycling</source><media:contenturl=... @1:688)


      So from my understanding, this is not valid XML. I was having an issue with the session body and had to make the following change:



      <rss xmlns:media="http:..." and had to add <rsstxlmns:media="https:..."


      Now, I am not sure how to go about this with the = sign.



      @isTest
      global class getRSSFeedMockCallout implements HttpCalloutMock
      {

      global HttpResponse respond(HttpRequest request)
      {
      String sessionBody = '<rsstxmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/"version="2.0">' +
      '<channel>'+
      '<item>'+
      '<title>Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee - Bicycling</title>'+
      '<link>https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/</link>'+
      '<pubDate>Wed, 03 Apr 2019 12:00:00 GMT</pubDate>'+
      '<description><a href="https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/"target="_blank">Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Bicycling</font><p>If you take SoulCycle classes in the Bay Area, and you notice one extremely tall guy in the room, you may be looking at Golden State Warriors star Draymond ...</p></description>'+
      '<source>Bicycling</source>'+
      '<media:contenturl="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/QvLCgDJMIqLENGFBUt1CCoUPO1XB6gJkGFPV5FuM0QKfyaG8WdhuHGtfcVaTzNzPAYyHo-arnqUBkWkZ8s7-p7WBUbKlfJ4xr0hl8hltQWsBCG0yDDh13Ul5qKrZgLvjQitRecmu=-w150-h150-c"medium="image"width="150"height="150"/>'+
      '</item>'+
      '</channel>'+
      '</rss>';


      HttpResponse res = new HttpResponse();
      res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/xml');
      res.setBody( sessionBody );
      res.setStatusCode(200);
      return res;
      }
      }









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      This is the full error:



      System.XmlException: start tag unexpected character = (position: END_TAG seen ...<source> Bicycling</source><media:contenturl=... @1:688)


      So from my understanding, this is not valid XML. I was having an issue with the session body and had to make the following change:



      <rss xmlns:media="http:..." and had to add <rsstxlmns:media="https:..."


      Now, I am not sure how to go about this with the = sign.



      @isTest
      global class getRSSFeedMockCallout implements HttpCalloutMock
      {

      global HttpResponse respond(HttpRequest request)
      {
      String sessionBody = '<rsstxmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/"version="2.0">' +
      '<channel>'+
      '<item>'+
      '<title>Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee - Bicycling</title>'+
      '<link>https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/</link>'+
      '<pubDate>Wed, 03 Apr 2019 12:00:00 GMT</pubDate>'+
      '<description><a href="https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/"target="_blank">Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Bicycling</font><p>If you take SoulCycle classes in the Bay Area, and you notice one extremely tall guy in the room, you may be looking at Golden State Warriors star Draymond ...</p></description>'+
      '<source>Bicycling</source>'+
      '<media:contenturl="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/QvLCgDJMIqLENGFBUt1CCoUPO1XB6gJkGFPV5FuM0QKfyaG8WdhuHGtfcVaTzNzPAYyHo-arnqUBkWkZ8s7-p7WBUbKlfJ4xr0hl8hltQWsBCG0yDDh13Ul5qKrZgLvjQitRecmu=-w150-h150-c"medium="image"width="150"height="150"/>'+
      '</item>'+
      '</channel>'+
      '</rss>';


      HttpResponse res = new HttpResponse();
      res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/xml');
      res.setBody( sessionBody );
      res.setStatusCode(200);
      return res;
      }
      }






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          There are few things wrong with the xml.



          1) In Apex, the string starts and end with single quotes ' , thus you don't need to escape "



          2) You cannot use & in XML, it makes XML invalid, you have to escape it. &nbsp; will become &amp;nbsp;



          3) There is no tag as media:contenturl in rss specification ,the tag is media:content and having url as an attribute. Seems like you missed a space in that.



          Thus fixing all the above problem and formating the code, the code would be something like



          String input = '<rss xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/" version="2.0">' +
          '<channel>' +
          '<item>' +
          '<title>Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee - Bicycling</title>' +
          '<link>https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/</link>' +
          '<pubDate>Wed, 03 Apr 2019 12:00:00 GMT</pubDate>' +
          '<description>' +
          '<a href="https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/" target="_blank">Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; </a>' +
          '<font color="#6f6f6f">Bicycling</font>' +
          '<p>If you take SoulCycle classes in the Bay Area, and you notice one extremely tall guy in the room, you may be looking at Golden State Warriors star Draymond ...</p>' +
          '</description>' +
          '<source>Bicycling</source>' +
          '<media:content url ="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/QvLCgDJMIqLENGFBUt1CCoUPO1XB6gJkGFPV5FuM0QKfyaG8WdhuHGtfcVaTzNzPAYyHo-arnqUBkWkZ8s7-p7WBUbKlfJ4xr0hl8hltQWsBCG0yDDh13Ul5qKrZgLvjQitRecmu=-w150-h150-c" medium="image" width="150" height="150"/>' +
          '</item>' +
          '</channel>' +
          '</rss>';


          System.debug(input);





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          There are few things wrong with the xml.



          1) In Apex, the string starts and end with single quotes ' , thus you don't need to escape "



          2) You cannot use & in XML, it makes XML invalid, you have to escape it. &nbsp; will become &amp;nbsp;



          3) There is no tag as media:contenturl in rss specification ,the tag is media:content and having url as an attribute. Seems like you missed a space in that.



          Thus fixing all the above problem and formating the code, the code would be something like



          String input = '<rss xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/" version="2.0">' +
          '<channel>' +
          '<item>' +
          '<title>Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee - Bicycling</title>' +
          '<link>https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/</link>' +
          '<pubDate>Wed, 03 Apr 2019 12:00:00 GMT</pubDate>' +
          '<description>' +
          '<a href="https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/" target="_blank">Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; </a>' +
          '<font color="#6f6f6f">Bicycling</font>' +
          '<p>If you take SoulCycle classes in the Bay Area, and you notice one extremely tall guy in the room, you may be looking at Golden State Warriors star Draymond ...</p>' +
          '</description>' +
          '<source>Bicycling</source>' +
          '<media:content url ="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/QvLCgDJMIqLENGFBUt1CCoUPO1XB6gJkGFPV5FuM0QKfyaG8WdhuHGtfcVaTzNzPAYyHo-arnqUBkWkZ8s7-p7WBUbKlfJ4xr0hl8hltQWsBCG0yDDh13Ul5qKrZgLvjQitRecmu=-w150-h150-c" medium="image" width="150" height="150"/>' +
          '</item>' +
          '</channel>' +
          '</rss>';


          System.debug(input);





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          There are few things wrong with the xml.



          1) In Apex, the string starts and end with single quotes ' , thus you don't need to escape "



          2) You cannot use & in XML, it makes XML invalid, you have to escape it. &nbsp; will become &amp;nbsp;



          3) There is no tag as media:contenturl in rss specification ,the tag is media:content and having url as an attribute. Seems like you missed a space in that.



          Thus fixing all the above problem and formating the code, the code would be something like



          String input = '<rss xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/" version="2.0">' +
          '<channel>' +
          '<item>' +
          '<title>Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee - Bicycling</title>' +
          '<link>https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/</link>' +
          '<pubDate>Wed, 03 Apr 2019 12:00:00 GMT</pubDate>' +
          '<description>' +
          '<a href="https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/" target="_blank">Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; </a>' +
          '<font color="#6f6f6f">Bicycling</font>' +
          '<p>If you take SoulCycle classes in the Bay Area, and you notice one extremely tall guy in the room, you may be looking at Golden State Warriors star Draymond ...</p>' +
          '</description>' +
          '<source>Bicycling</source>' +
          '<media:content url ="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/QvLCgDJMIqLENGFBUt1CCoUPO1XB6gJkGFPV5FuM0QKfyaG8WdhuHGtfcVaTzNzPAYyHo-arnqUBkWkZ8s7-p7WBUbKlfJ4xr0hl8hltQWsBCG0yDDh13Ul5qKrZgLvjQitRecmu=-w150-h150-c" medium="image" width="150" height="150"/>' +
          '</item>' +
          '</channel>' +
          '</rss>';


          System.debug(input);





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          There are few things wrong with the xml.



          1) In Apex, the string starts and end with single quotes ' , thus you don't need to escape "



          2) You cannot use & in XML, it makes XML invalid, you have to escape it. &nbsp; will become &amp;nbsp;



          3) There is no tag as media:contenturl in rss specification ,the tag is media:content and having url as an attribute. Seems like you missed a space in that.



          Thus fixing all the above problem and formating the code, the code would be something like



          String input = '<rss xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/" version="2.0">' +
          '<channel>' +
          '<item>' +
          '<title>Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee - Bicycling</title>' +
          '<link>https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/</link>' +
          '<pubDate>Wed, 03 Apr 2019 12:00:00 GMT</pubDate>' +
          '<description>' +
          '<a href="https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/" target="_blank">Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; </a>' +
          '<font color="#6f6f6f">Bicycling</font>' +
          '<p>If you take SoulCycle classes in the Bay Area, and you notice one extremely tall guy in the room, you may be looking at Golden State Warriors star Draymond ...</p>' +
          '</description>' +
          '<source>Bicycling</source>' +
          '<media:content url ="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/QvLCgDJMIqLENGFBUt1CCoUPO1XB6gJkGFPV5FuM0QKfyaG8WdhuHGtfcVaTzNzPAYyHo-arnqUBkWkZ8s7-p7WBUbKlfJ4xr0hl8hltQWsBCG0yDDh13Ul5qKrZgLvjQitRecmu=-w150-h150-c" medium="image" width="150" height="150"/>' +
          '</item>' +
          '</channel>' +
          '</rss>';


          System.debug(input);





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          There are few things wrong with the xml.



          1) In Apex, the string starts and end with single quotes ' , thus you don't need to escape "



          2) You cannot use & in XML, it makes XML invalid, you have to escape it. &nbsp; will become &amp;nbsp;



          3) There is no tag as media:contenturl in rss specification ,the tag is media:content and having url as an attribute. Seems like you missed a space in that.



          Thus fixing all the above problem and formating the code, the code would be something like



          String input = '<rss xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/" version="2.0">' +
          '<channel>' +
          '<item>' +
          '<title>Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee - Bicycling</title>' +
          '<link>https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/</link>' +
          '<pubDate>Wed, 03 Apr 2019 12:00:00 GMT</pubDate>' +
          '<description>' +
          '<a href="https://www.bicycling.com/news/a27024393/draymond-green-soulcycle/" target="_blank">Draymond Green Is a SoulCycle Devotee &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; </a>' +
          '<font color="#6f6f6f">Bicycling</font>' +
          '<p>If you take SoulCycle classes in the Bay Area, and you notice one extremely tall guy in the room, you may be looking at Golden State Warriors star Draymond ...</p>' +
          '</description>' +
          '<source>Bicycling</source>' +
          '<media:content url ="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/QvLCgDJMIqLENGFBUt1CCoUPO1XB6gJkGFPV5FuM0QKfyaG8WdhuHGtfcVaTzNzPAYyHo-arnqUBkWkZ8s7-p7WBUbKlfJ4xr0hl8hltQWsBCG0yDDh13Ul5qKrZgLvjQitRecmu=-w150-h150-c" medium="image" width="150" height="150"/>' +
          '</item>' +
          '</channel>' +
          '</rss>';


          System.debug(input);






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