[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am wondering how encoding works in JaxME(and in general)
Say I have a header bytes. Now, I happen to know those bytes are encoded
in utf-16 and so I can parse the header to the following.....
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>
1. Isn't this a catch 22? I can only read this into a string if I know
ahead of time that it is utf-16(in which case, specifying encoding
attribute is useless)?
If it is utf-16 indeed, then the "<" is encoded as two bytes, which can
be clearly distinguished from the two bytes "<?", which you would see
in UTF-8, or ASCII.
2. OR is the header always in ascii and then when I get to the encoding, I
know to read in everything else as utf-16?
No, the header is in the same encoding.
How does encoding work with JaxME?
Just in the same way than for any other XML parser/creator.
Jochen
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