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
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Hi,
I wonder if
someone could answer a simple question. I am new to XML, so maybe the question I have is
pretty trivial,
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Hi,
I wonder
if someone could answer a simple question. I am new to XML, so maybe the
question I have is pretty trivial, but here it is:
I am
using xerces C
Hi,
I wonder if someone
could answer a simple question. I am new to XML, so maybe the question I have is pretty
trivial, but here it is:
I am using xerces C++ parser on NT
platform and it works fine unless I have binary characters in my XML data.
Assuming that I know the structure of the XML
