Hey again,
I think I know what is happening. It seems I am a bit slow today. You
are declaring a string and trying to set it to 0xffee. This wont work.
If you want to do this then do something like
const XMLCh chSwappedUnicodeMarker = XMLCh(0xFFFE);
(from XMLUniDefs). When you transcode like you are, you are doing it
from your local code page (prob win 1252). In your local code page each
character is assigned a value and when xerces transcodes into UTF16 it
looks up the translation. There is no translation (or its not what you
expect) because the character either does not exist in your local code
page, or if it does, the value you have set the string to is not the
value of the character in your local code page. If you work directly
with the XMLCh you will not have this problem.
Cheers,
Gareth
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Gareth Reakes, Managing Director Embrace Mobile
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