Hello Cam,
Are you writing your xml by hand, as in no xml writer? That can cause
problems. In your exception it says latitude 59, the should have
converted to 'amp;'(I think). If you can use Java6, there is a
XMLStreamWriter in java.xml.stream that does automatic special character
escaping. This
Are you writing your xml by hand, as in no xml writer? That can cause
problems. In your exception it says latitude 59, the should have
converted to 'amp;'(I think). If you can use Java6, there is a
XMLStreamWriter in java.xml.stream that does automatic special
character
escaping. This can
Hello,
I made a simple java program to convert my pdfs to text, and then to xml
file.
I am getting a strange exception. I think the converted files have some
errors. should I encode the txt string that I extract from the pdfs in a
special way?
Best,
-C.B.
EVERE:
Yes, you need to XML encode your test. If you use SolrJ to add documents to
Solr, it will take care of the encoding for you.
On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 9:53 PM, Cam Bazz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I made a simple java program to convert my pdfs to text, and then to xml
file.
I am getting
