Hi, saw Mohammad's mail regarding UTF-8 issues on the ML hence this follow up.
It could be that Eclipse tries to determine the character encoding of a file by using the windoze way of determine encodings. Windoze is prepending the following garbage to each file if you are saving it as UTF-8:  (this is hex: EF BB BF) So for example if you are declaring a XML file to be UTF-8 encoded by using encoding="utf-8", but you are not saving the file as beeing UTF-8 encoded, M$ IE for example will complain that it's not possible to read the particular XML file. Thus it's required to declare and save a file as UTF-8 encoded. Cheers Daniel S. Haischt
