Still, as time here is limited, can I kindly ask you to come up with a
Java (JUnit test) program that shows *exactly* what you are doing ?
Please do understand that our time (speaking as a committer here) is
limited, as we are not being paid for this job. The clearer you
structure the problem desceription, the easier for us to look at the
issue. I am sure that it would have taken equal time to actually write
the JUnit test case .. ;-).
Regards
Werner
xsltuser wrote:
I don't have a JUnit readily available but I can provide the brief overview
of what we are doing:
1. We are providing xml compliant unicode characters for chinese text in the
resource bundle, for instance
printVatSummary.vatSummary=& #165; & #x589e; & #x503c; & #x7a0e; &
#x6458; & #x8981;
(Extra spaces have been introduced above for better readability. Actual code
does not have these spaces. )
2. Application generates the DataPOJO reading properties from the resource
bundle.
DATA POJO:
- taxSummaryDesc=& #165; & #x589e; & #x503c; & #x7a0e; & #x6458; &
#x8981;
(Extra spaces have been introduced above for better readability. Actual code
does not have these spaces. )
3. DataPOJO is next marshalled into XML using Castor API's.
<tax-summary-desc> element below contain invalid unicode characters. If we
transform this XML to HTML by applying styesheets, we
get UTFDataFormatException as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<tax-summary-desc>&#165;&#x589e;&#x503c;&#x7a0e;&#x6458;&#x8981;</tax-summary-desc>
error::java.io.UTFDataFormatException: Invalid byte 1 of 1-byte UTF-8
sequence.
We'll need to configure castor to render the special characters as it is.
Werner Guttmann wrote:
I am not 100% sure whether this is a bug or not, but would like to look
into this further. You wouldn't be able to supply us with e.g. a JUnit
test that highlights the problem ?
Werner
xsltuser wrote:
Dear All,
I'm using Castor's Marshaller API to marshal java object to xml. The
input
object has some unicode characters of the form & # x 1234; (without
spaces)
representing chinese characters. The output xml after marshalling
displays &
amp ; x 1234; (without spaces) in place of & # x 1234; (without
spaces)
as a result of which chinese characters are not rendered correctly when
the
XML is transformed into HTML using XSLT. I'm using UTF-8 encoding.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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