Hi,
Kaustubh S. Deorukhkar wrote:
 I am using DOMWriter to write to file. What I see now is that I add
the transcoded data to DOMDocument(root) and if I retrieve it even
before writing to file, I see that data is corrupt. So my understanding
is that data gets corrupted in memory, may be bcoz it is not properly
encoded in UTF8. Probably transcode is failing as you pointed out.
Also to add, this works on Windows2K with default locale as English(all
asian packs installed), but fails on Windows with default locale set as
Japanese.
Is there some alternative to transcode which I can use. sample code
snippet would be very useful if possible.
When you say get it back, what do you mean? If you transcode it then you
will only be able see characters which are in your local code page.
Other characters will seem "corrupt".
// ***********my code snippet******************
// mystring (having the unicode characters)
What type is mystring? What unicode characters does it have in?
XMLCh* myUnicodeForm;
myUnicodeForm = XMLString::transcode(mystring);
// add myUnicodeForm to DOMDocument
// retrieve myUnicodeForm which is corrupt ***********
// write to file using DOMWriter
// ***********my code snippet******************
Additional info: if I save these characters in file in UTF8 format and
view it in IE6, I am able to view the characters as expected, So I think
the code page containing this characters is present on the machine. Also
could you please throw some light on what does it exactly mean by "local
code page".
IE understands UTF8, that does not mean your console or whatever you are
using to debug does. If you are saying that you can write the file and
view it as expected what is wrong exactly?
Also 1 doubt: How does xerces store data in-memory whether in UTF-16 or
UTF-8 in DOM tree?? Or what is the format in which transcode will return
XMLCh*, which can the be added to DOM tree as DOMText?
Xerces uses UTF-16 internally.
Gareth
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