We need an encoding property on Document that we can set when parsing; then this can be defaulted into the XMLWriter by default. Shouldn't be too hard to do; any volunteers? :)
On 24 Nov 2003, at 14:57, Klaus Engelhardt wrote:
Dear James Strachan,
Thanks, but that's not what I needed. I knew that already, it's very nicely described in the Dom4J cookbook. Of course I can output a document in any encoding I choose. But I don't know which encoding to set because I don't know the original encoding!
What I need is to find out the encoding of an existing document, so can I modify the document, and then output a new version in the original encoding. If I just use the default, Dom4J makes everything to UTF-8; if I explicitly set one I might choose the wrong encoding.
Thanks for the quick response, and hopefully, for your answer to my real question.
Best regards, Klaus Engelhardt
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