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The problem is that your document is encoded incorrectly. There is no
ASCII character 246, since ASCII only defines characters up to 127.
However, there _is_ a character defined in ISO-8859-1with such a value.
Your document does not contain an XML declaration, so you need to add one
and specify the correct encoding:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
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Joseph
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ast.net> Subject: accented characters and xerces j
11/05/2001
08:16 PM
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general
I'm using Xerces 1.3.1
I have a file that contains 'ö', ascii 246
When I try to parse the file using xerces I get:
: 151, 6: An invalid XML character (Unicode: 0x1b6803) was found in the
element content of
the document.
Presumably when java reads the file before it gets to xerces it converts
246 to that
unicode value, but why? I'm using the default (US) locale.
You can get the files involved from:
http://www.selectacast.net/~jks/xml/pr2.xml
http://www.selectacast.net/~jks/xml/pr2.txt is the original text file.
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