Incoming string is probably encoded in ANSI - your software think it is in 
UTF-8.

E6 translated to bits is: 1110 0110. The three first bits indicate for the 
UTF-8 decoder that an UTF-8 coded character is in the next three bytes.

Kurt Svensson
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Ämne: [EDI-L] Non-English character question



I am trying to translate an XML file that has a French letter ("e" with acute 
or accent mark) to an 850.
This is hex E9. When translating I get the error:
com.sterlingcommerce.woodstock.workflow.WorkFlowException: Invalid byte 2 of 
3-byte UTF-8 sequence.


Once the BP executes, checked current processes and The Business Process Detail 
under Status column states:
Service Configuration Error

The syntax tokens do have hex E9 as a valid character defined under token X.
First the map had the validation (both left and right side of map) defined as 
STRING with format FREE FORMAT.
Didn't work. I changed it to format X. Same error.

Checked the encoding properties file and it does have UTF-8 listed.

Using GIS 4.2 build 4220.

Suggestions?



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