On Mon, 10 Nov 2003, Pramodh Peddi wrote: > I absolutely agree with you. I am spitting the output String into the > shell/terminal/console. I am able to see the ? symbols. I see the ? > symbols even when i open the output file in VI editor.
I'm jumping into the middle of this without full knowledge of all the background, so I apologize if this isn't relevant. The terminal and vi often share support for the same character set. Opening in VI may make no difference from viewing it on the terminal. > I think it is while reading the input I am messing up. I don't know if > I am messing up, because I tried almost all different possibilities, > but nothing worked. Surprising thing is, it works fine on one Solaris > machine, but fails on other Solaris machine. This is making the issue > complicated. Perhaps the two machines support different characters. This is just a hunch, but perhaps the programs that you're using to read the output are the point of failure, not your XSL process. Perhaps try using a hex editor that will show beyond doubt what is behind the '?'. HTH. -- Jonathan Blake
