De : William M Conlon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>I don't think the accented characters are in the iso-8859-1 character set. Have you tried utf-8 encoding?
The accented characters like éèà... are in the iso-8859-1 character set. The exception is the € sign (include in the iso-8859-15 character set)
De : Robert Garcia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> What version of witango server are you using?
I use witango server 5.0.1.065 on Mac OS X.and i cannot use 5.5 version. There is a bug with Direct DBMS action (i have reported this on this list and on Witango support)
How are these characters getting into your xml, are they coming out of a DB, or from a form?
It's a "quick and dirty" test directly in .taf file (copy in attachment). No DB, no form,...
Unfortunately, witango does not support anything but ISO-8859-1 but should work with these characters.
Yes and the final goal is to write a file in ISO-8859-1.
I have tested with this header to "force" iso-8859-1 character set. But no change...De : Ben Johansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>but it looks like he is inserting a second header into an already established DOM<xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" standalone="no">
De : Robert Garcia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> try this:<@dominsert local$thexml xpath="/root/whatever"><@replace str='<@var local$mynewxmlstring>' findstr='<\?.+\?>' replacestr='' type=regex></@dominsert>
I have tested this regex but no change...Can you test my little .taf and tell me if this problem come from witango on Mac OS X ? I ask this because il have get another bug (only on Mac OS X...) with accented characters in parameters path to a .tcf file. (i have reported this on this list and on Witango support...)
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