OutputFormat uses UTF-8 as the default encoding, so it really should work.
You don't really need to define it explicitly as:
outFormat.setEncoding("UTF-8");You use OutputStream and not a Writer, so the encoding will be really used defined by the format.
The Java source is something like iso8859-1 (depends on your locale), which is
encoded to UTF-16 in the compiled code.
Try to use direct character unicode references (\uxxxx) to define your special characters.
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Stéphane Toussaint wrote:
I'm trying to use XMLWriter in order to well format an XML String that I've just build from information in DataBase.
An ex : <code>
Element root = doc.addElement("ficheTechnique"); Element elemVehicule = root.addElement("vehicule"); elementCar = elementMoteur.addElement("car"); elementCar.addElement("name").addText("Cylindrée"); elementCar.addElement("value").addText(cylindree + " cm³");
OutputFormat outFormat = OutputFormat.createPrettyPrint(); XMLWriter writer; ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); writer = new XMLWriter(out, outFormat); writer.write(doc); writer.flush(); writer.close(); s = out.toString();
</code>
I'll forward the String s to a JSP page and want to display the XML using XSLT transform.
When I desplay the result I've : Cylindr??e : 1300 cm?? And not : Cylindrée : 1300 cm³
Where's the problem ? I'm using UTF-8 everywhere in my pages...
Thanks in advance.
Steph
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