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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=17665 XML-RPC client doesn't handle the enconding specified by the XmlRpc.setEncoding() method Summary: XML-RPC client doesn't handle the enconding specified by the XmlRpc.setEncoding() method Product: XML-RPC Version: unspecified Platform: All OS/Version: All Status: NEW Severity: Normal Priority: Other Component: Source AssignedTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ReportedBy: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm using the Apache XML-RPC 1.1 library but it seems that the XmlRpcClient doesn't handle the encoding specified by the XmlRpc.setEncoding() method I have written a XmlRpcServer using UTF-8 encoding. A call to XmlRpc.setEncoding("UTF8") enables to set it. The server works perfectly and returns UTF-8 On my client side, I do the same : I set the encoding using the XmlRpc.setEncoding() method. But it doesn't work, I can't read UTF-8 from my server. I've watched the source code. The stream opened in the XmlRpc.parse(InputStream is) method doesn't care about the setted encoding. So, I've modified this piece of code and, now, it works properly. This is the code I've modified : /** * Parse the input stream. For each root level object, method * Modified on 13/01/2003 to handle encoding specified by the XmlRpc.setEncoding() method * <code>objectParsed</code> is called. */ synchronized void parse (InputStream is) throws Exception { // reset values (XmlRpc objects are reusable) errorLevel = NONE; errorMsg = null; values = new Stack (); if (cdata == null) { cdata = new StringBuffer (128); } else { cdata.setLength (0); } readCdata = false; currentValue = null; long now = System.currentTimeMillis (); // Initializes parser ... Parser parser = null; try { parser = (Parser) parserClass.newInstance (); } catch (NoSuchMethodError nsm) { // This is thrown if no constructor exists for the parser class // and is transformed into a regular exception. throw new Exception ("Can't create Parser: " + parserClass); } parser.setDocumentHandler (this); parser.setErrorHandler (this); if (debug) System.err.println("Beginning parsing XML input stream"); // BEFORE : ORIGINAL CODE // parser.parse (new InputSource (is)); // AFTER : Modified by Klopp Gérald to take in charge encoding specified // by the XmlRpc.setEnconding() method parser.parse( new InputSource( new InputStreamReader (is,getEncoding()) ) ); if (debug) System.err.println ("Spent "+ (System.currentTimeMillis () - now) + " millis parsing"); } Can you tell me more about this problem? Is this a bug? Thank you, Gérald Klopp
