How are you parsing the XML? It's the XML parser's job to understand
this stuff, not yours.
If you're taking the XML as text and trying to understand it -- don't.
For example, DOM gives you getData() on a Text node, SAX informs you
via a characters(...) method call, and XMLPull offers you
Is the text being ommited when it is being sent from your webservice or are
you getting the full correct text back to android then android
is omitting stuff?
On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 1:51 PM, Bob Kerns r...@acm.org wrote:
How are you parsing the XML? It's the XML parser's job to understand
this
I have a similar issue.. have not yet looked into it, but we have some
characters with accents and such that at least in LogCat don't show up
correctly. I expected as much from LogCat tho. I have, however, seen them
also not show up in displaying them as text in an overlay on a map. I am
using xml
That reminds me -- check that your web server is setting the encoding
to UTF-8. And that you are consistently processing it as either
uninterpreted bytes or as UTF-8. Anything else is insane in the modern
world, but you'd be surprised at how often people configure web
servers to use some other
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