Alex,
Now that everyone has given you all kinds of answers; I think the bottom
line is that you can not have binary (non-UNICODE) in your data.
Paul
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> It depends on what you are talking about. If you mean you just need to
> represent a number, then convert it to a
It depends on what you are talking about. If you mean you just need to
represent a number, then convert it to a textual representation and store
that, i.e. "1234".
Dean Roddey
Software Weenie
IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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First of all this is the wrong forum for generic XML usage questions. This
list is people working on the development of the Xerces parser and should not
be addressing either Xerces usage questions or
generic XML questions. I'd recommend that you use the comp.text.xml newsgroup
though there mig
You can't just include binary data in XML. XML consists of printable
characters.
One solution is to uuencode the binary data before placing it in XML.
Another solution would be to encode your 2 or 3 characters to something like
&mychar1;.
Regards,
Eric Ulevik
- Original Message -
We have
many possibilities for binary characters and chose to enter them in hex or
octal.
In the C++
code we wrote a class to process the hex or octal.
-Linda
Derezinski
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Interface
and Control Systems Inc.
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