Xalan doesn't know anything about the original encoding of the document. I
suspect you're getting Japanese in UTF-8? You might try playing around
with the xsl:output encoding attribute in your stylesheets.
-scott
Denis Krizanovic
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Subject: redirect charset woes
08/21/2001 12:59
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Please respond
to xalan-dev
hiyas,
I've been playing with Xalan 1.2, more particularly the redirect extension.
My source XML is encoded in UTF-8, and I'm writing multiple HTML files from
this single source.
Everything works hunky-dorey for english - the second I try to get fancy
and
transform XML files that contain Japanese, I get rubbish in my HTML. [or so
it seems]
Is there something special I need to do to preserve the encoding?
btw, I cannot upgrade to Xalan2 [I'm using it from weblogic].
regards,
dk-
- redirect charset woes Denis Krizanovic
- Scott_Boag
