Okay, to be clear, what i do is the following:
<%@ page contentType="application/xml" %><?xml version="1.0"
encoding="utf-8"?>
This is the first line in my JSP page that creates XML. It's the
first line, first character, no spaces inbetween the two
declarations. This works for me.
Up til now I've created XML using JSTL, and then I had more problems
with characters like 0A and 09, which messed up the XML. This was
especially the case with SQL Server. So I removed those characters
from the resultstring. I haven't had a problem with BOM-characters
(didn't even know they existed)!
<c:set var="result" value="${fn:replace(searchString,char0A, '')}"/>
<c:set var="result" value="${fn:replace(searchString,char0D, '')}"/>
<c:set var="result" value="${fn:replace(searchString,char09, '')}"/>
JV
Op 20 jan 2007, om 22:18 heeft Martin Gainty het volgende geschreven:
agreeing with the previous post..I get this same error when the XML
has any whitespace characters before <?xml
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From: "Rashmi Rubdi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Tomcat Users List" <users@tomcat.apache.org>
Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 2:51 PM
Subject: Re: Change the encoding format of xml outpu
Sarah,
I'm just following up on what JV mentioned.
The "Content is not allowed in prolog" is caused when there is the
BOM - Byte Order Mark character before the prolog <?xml ...
The BOM characters are 3 hexadecimal characters EF BB BF, and are
invisible in editors like Notepad, Eclipse etc.
When you are debugging your XML file you will need a Hex editor to
see if the 3 characters are still being generated.
The "Content is not allowed in prolog" error also occurs if your
code is unable to locate an XML or XSL file, either because it is
misspelled, or not present in the directory etc.
-Rashmi
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From: JV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 2:39:03 PM
Subject: Re: Change the encoding format of xml outpu
Hi Sarah,
Have you included this in the page-code?
<%@ page contentType="application/xml" %>
JV
Op 20 jan 2007, om 20:19 heeft Sarah Parrott het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I'm using Tomcat 5.5 from within eclipse, and using java code to
create and
save a new xml document on the server. The first line in the xml
doc is
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>
If I try and view this in eclipse, or parse it using a sax parser,
I get the
error 'content not allowed in prolog'. However, I can open it fine in
something like notepad, and if I change the encoding in the file to
UTF-8,
it opens fine in eclipse/SAX with no other modifications to the
file. How
can I change it so it is written with UTF-8 in the first place?
I've tried
looking in the server properties but every reference to encoding I
can find
is already set to UTF-8. Is there something I'm missing? Or am I
going to
have to do an xslt transformation each time read the xml?
Thanks in advance,
Sarah
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