Thanks for the quick answer, The converter will be useful for future xml encoding, but I also have to deal with the xml files that already have been persisted. Fortunately my xsl transformation was just replacing some value in xml elements, so I could do the same with a regex instead and avoid the problem.
Regards. 2013/4/27 Jörg Schaible <[email protected]> > Hi Benoit, > > Benoit Idieder wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I am using xstream to serialize KeyStroke objects among other things, > > which give that kind of xml file : > > > > <javax.swing.KeyStroke> > > <keyChar></keyChar> > > <keyCode>116</keyCode> > > <modifiers>0</modifiers> > > <onKeyRelease>false</onKeyRelease> > > </javax.swing.KeyStroke> > > > > But now I am facing an issue as I want to run an XSL transformation on my > > persisted xml files ; I get this when performing the transformation : > > Character reference "" is an invalid XML character. > > Simply register a custom converter as local converter for > KeyStroke.keyChar. > All it has to do is to write the character code as decimal. The consumer of > this XML will have to know anyway that this field might contain -1 (short > int) instead of a proper character. > > > I realize that this char is invalid for the XML world, and that as a > > consequence the "standard" xml tools may fail parsing that xml file. But > I > > found out that starting from a KeyStroke object and using TraxSource, I > > can perform successfully the XSL transformation. > > So is there a way to get a proper Source object from the xml file ? > > Cheers, > Jörg > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: > > http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email > > >
