Escape problem ?
I am generatingXML - which is having some unicodes and these r writen as amp;#x2206; (for #x2206; ) When irender pdf using xslit does not show me actual unicode character but shows me #x2206. I tried using disable-output-escaping="yes" inside xsl but no use. How can i get proper display in pdf ? regards Manisha Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search presents - Jib Jab's 'Second Term'
Re: Escape problem ?
You simply have to make sure that in the XML you generate you see @x2205; and not amp;#x2206;. Then it should work. Can't say more without seeing a code snippet showing how you generate this codes. On 17.02.2005 08:27:19 Manisha Sathe wrote: I am generating XML - which is having some unicodes and these r writen as amp;#x2206; (for #x2206; ) When i render pdf using xsl it does not show me actual unicode character but shows me #x2206. I tried using disable-output-escaping=yes inside xsl but no use. How can i get proper display in pdf ? Jeremias Maerki - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Escape problem ?
Aha. Since Java internally uses Unicode you should be able to simply pass in the normal Unicode character, not the already escaped character because DOM will think that you want to output text (#x2205;) not the character. Once you pass in the Unicode character the serializer should handle the Unicode character for you automatically. The whole thing is probably easier than you think. :-) On 17.02.2005 09:54:51 Manisha Sathe wrote: I am using DOM to generate xml file. And the chinese character string is a hardcoded one i.e. when i am setting value to xml node i am passing it string as #x2206; but DOM automatically converts this string and store into xml file as amp;#x2206, Can DOM take care of this ? I think i am asking Java related question but in case u know, pls let me know. I will also post it on Java forum. Jeremias Maerki - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Escape problem ?
Manisha Sathe wrote: I am using DOM to generate xml file. And the chinese character string is a hardcoded one i.e. when i am setting value to xml node i am passing it string as #x2206; but DOM automatically converts this string and store into xml file as amp;#x2206, Use Java Unicode escapes (like '\u2206') for non-ASCII/characters in Java strings. Use XML characcter references (like '#x2206;') *only* in XML files. J.Pietschmann - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
