On 20/12/10 11:31, Alessandro Carrara wrote:
Hi,
use Jena for a project in Java.
I have a problem in the management of some characters.
When I try to create an attribute in XML encoding UTF-8, I pass a value as a
String with special characters.
I find the following result:
In java:
resource.addProperty (property, "SÜDBUR");
In xml:
<js:property> SÃ? DBUR</ js: property>
It looks like you are viewing it as ISO-8859-1.
It all depends on what program you are using to view the XML.
Ü is Unicode \u00DC
In UTF-8 that encodes as byte C3 9C
In ISO-8859-1, C3 is à and 9C is a non-printing character (hence "? ").
Does the XML start with encoding declaration? If it does not, or if it's
utf-8 then your XML is probably OK, and it's just the way you ar looking
at the file.
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
If it starts
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='iso-8859-1'?>
or some such, then the file data is likely corrupt.
Andy
Do not use Java's FileWriter - it makes the encoding the platform
default, and that is often not UTF-8.
Can you help me?
thanks
