Hi,
As per my understanding, XMLCh is always UTF-16 encoded.
We need to convert this UTF-16 string to an UTF-8 encoded
one on HPUX 11.23 IA64 machine.
We are using aCC compiler version A.05.55. iconv function is
used to get the conversion done.
This conversion fails because it see
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Thanks Samar,
setEncoding() worked very well.
Thanks again,
Samir
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I believe you can also explicitly set the encoding of your data by using
the
setEncoding() method of InputSource.
Samar Lotia
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I believe you can also explicitly set the encoding of your data by using the
setEncoding() method of InputSource.
Samar Lotia
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Hello,
I am using the SAX2XMLReader class for parsing th
Hello,
I am using the SAX2XMLReader class for parsing the XML data that is
stored in memory buffer using C++. I have looked at the available
documentation and played with MemBufInputSource class. Looks like the membuf
class supported only UTF-8/Ascii character encoding. What I am really
in
Consider the document:
http://www.mydomain.com/ns";>
http://www.mydomain.com/ns"/>
Obviously the second namespace declaration is redundant, and it can be
argued that it doesn't really constitute a new startPrefixMapping event.
However ContentHandler::startPrefixMapping is called for both na
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hi,
I'm new on the list, and I hope my question will not raise The
flame...
About the bug
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1345, found in 1.4 of
xerces. It is still ( if it's a bug ... ) in 1.5.1. Is there reason for
that.
In all case, thanks a lot for xerces.
PS: I've
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*** shadow/1345 Fri Sep 7 06:48:51 2001
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I was having difficulty submitting input data to servlets(CGI) through Xerces
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Hello,
Our application consists of building a XML file
how do I buil an XML file (physical file) using Xerces on Win-NT, can I get
a code in C++ th
Hello,
Our application consists of building a XML file
how do I buil an XML file (physical file) using Xerces on Win-NT, can I get
a code in C++ that actully builds a .xml file,
Kindly help out.
Thanks,
Warm Regards,
Deepak
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Dear sir,
While going through the API docs in ur site, i am
not quite sure where to start to understand the
different classes defined and used in the XML parsers
for C. Since most of the classes declared have been
inherited, I am unable to understand anything.
Kindly guide
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> Dear sir,
Hey Rengan,
This is a developers mailing list, not a single sir (or madam). You're
not likely to get many helpful responses with you message.
If you don't understand the code, look at the example applications in
the samples/ directory. R
Dear sir,
While going through the API docs in ur site, i am
not quite sure where to start to understand the
different classes defined and used in the XML parsers
for C. Since most of the classes declared have been
inherited, I am unable to understand anything.
Kindly guide me, from wher
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+ | BinHTTPURLInputStream ignoring query params|
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+ |Bug #: 1345Product: Xerces-C|
+ | Status: NEW Version: 1.4
And for completeness sake, to answer your 3rd question, the Unicode spec
tries to be as all-encompassing as possible with it's encoding.
New characters are always being introduced into it, but they tend to be
of the more obscure variety. I reckon you'll never need a character that
isn't in the uni
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> 1. Does xerces-c_1_1 support encoding="UTF-16" ?
>Because I tried this encoding and results were
> negative.
Try adding the endian -- "UTF-16LE" (for little
> 1. Does xerces-c_1_1 support encoding="UTF-16" ?
>Because I tried this encoding and results were
> negative.
Try adding the endian -- "UTF-16LE" (for little endian) or "UTF-16BE"
(for big endian).
If I remember correctly, some UTF-16 related bugs were fixed recently.
Xerces 1.4 is probab
Hi,
I am using the xerces-c_1_1 parser in a VC++
application. I have certain doubts to be clarified.
Hope you could help me out.
1. Does xerces-c_1_1 support encoding="UTF-16" ?
Because I tried this encoding and results were
negative.
2. If NO, does any of the later versions support this
en
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