Hi Guido, Guido Amarilla wrote: > I had a similar problem too with latin á ú é í ó characters. > Make sure the encoding of the xml file is UTF-8 and be careful if you > convert it from ASCII.
that could be the point. I didn't check, whether the file was correctly encoded. The encoding="UTF-8" header was set, but the content could be wrong (I'll check this on the weekend with a hex editor, too.). It was the original export from Webtools which couldn't be imported properly with a blank database scheme. But, nevertheless, would it not be a good idea to encode all chars except of ASCII chars as XML entities? I think when using XML this is the best practice for real interoperability and it is the only way that guarantees that all of the chars/objects of a XML document can be viewed on any system. Perhaps I could open a issue in Jira, but before I'll check it twice. ;) Best regards, Fabian.
