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Message type: E = Error
Message class: ST_BUILDER_MESSAGES - Short texts for the ST-Builder
Message number: 028
Message text: Illegal XML-token name "&1"
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ST_BUILDER_MESSAGES028
- Illegal XML-token name "&1" ?The SAP error message ST_BUILDER_MESSAGES028, which states "Illegal XML-token name '&1'", typically occurs when there is an issue with the XML structure or content being processed in the SAP system. This error indicates that the XML parser has encountered a token (element or attribute name) that does not conform to the XML naming rules.
Causes:
- Invalid Characters: The token name may contain illegal characters that are not allowed in XML names, such as spaces, punctuation marks, or special characters.
- Incorrect Formatting: The XML structure may be incorrectly formatted, leading to parsing issues.
- Reserved Keywords: The token name might be using a reserved keyword or a name that conflicts with XML standards.
- Encoding Issues: There may be issues with character encoding that result in invalid characters being interpreted in the XML.
Solutions:
- Check XML Structure: Review the XML document for proper structure and ensure that all tags are correctly opened and closed.
- Validate Token Names: Ensure that all element and attribute names conform to XML naming rules:
- Names must start with a letter or underscore.
- Names can contain letters, digits, hyphens, underscores, and periods.
- Names cannot contain spaces or special characters.
- Use XML Validators: Utilize XML validation tools or online validators to check the XML for errors and ensure it adheres to the XML standards.
- Review Encoding: Ensure that the XML document is saved with the correct encoding (e.g., UTF-8) and that there are no hidden characters.
- Debugging: If the XML is generated programmatically, review the code that generates the XML to ensure it constructs valid names.
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