Aman,
D869 DE1A is actually the surrogate pair for the character with code
point 2A61A, which is encoded as F0AA989A in UTF-8 (see http://www.cogsci.ed.ac.uk/~richard/utf-8.cgi)
. The two other character references (��) correspond to
another character. I'm not an expert, but the XML specs don't mention
surrogate pairs and I think that the correct way of encoding the
character as a character reference should be 𪘚 in this case.
This definitely looks like a bug in the XML parser. I would try to
replace the XML parser by a new version of the same parser or by
another parser. I'm not familiar with Axis 1, so I don't know what
kind of parser (SAX or StAX) it uses. Maybe somebody else on the list
can give a hint?
Andreas
On 9 juin 08, at 22:18, Amandeep Singh wrote:
Hi All,
I am using axis 1.3. If the response contains a CJK character in
UTF-8, axis converts it into an xml entity. On the receiver side,
xml parsing fails saying that it is an invalid xml entity.
The character used has UTF-8 value F0AA989A. And axis converts it
into ����. And parser fails at first
entity.
Any ideas/hints would be greatly appreciated?
Thanks,
Aman
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