We had a similar problem - we were unable to show
German characters on browser and we though it's a
browers problem. But I think you must try compiling
your Java classes with this option :
"javac -Dfile:codepage=1252 yourclass.java"
It should solve the problem.
- KDP
--- Britta_Schüle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm working on a project where xml's might have all
> sorts of encodings. The
> parser deals with the UTF-8 stuff just fine, but
> when it gets a Latin-1
> (iso-8859-1), it produces useless characters unless
> I set the encoding
> explicitly.
> Now I can't quite believe that the parser won't read
> the encoding from the
> XML, so my question is, am I missing something? Is
> there a way to get the
> parser to sort of "autodetect" an XML file's
> encoding?
> I'm currently testing on the SAX2SAX sample in the
> Xalan-Java 2 download.
> Thanks loads in advance,
> Britta
>
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