Unless told otherwise, an XML processor assumes that all text entities are encoded in UTF-8.
Since you're already getting an error, I suspect that specifying UTF-8 and not specifying anything will have the same result.
Of course, the real answer will probably be to determine the character set you're using (Cyrillic, Hebrew, Thai, whatever) and set it so the XML processor can expect the characters you're throwing at it.
Good luck!
Dipl.-Oec. Harald Meyer wrote:
Did you modify the source code? If not, try to omit the encoding tag or try "iso-8859-1".
No, I didn't modify the sorce code ( I am no Java programmer at all ).
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