Thanks.
Siehnai Williamson
DocuCorp International, Inc.
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No wonder the parser thinks this file is UTF-8 -- it is. Or at least it's
not UTF-16. One look with a binary editor is enough to figure that out.
Any of these encodings will probably work just fine:
UTF-8
US-ASCII
ISO-8859-1
It's just an ASCII file, unless some mailer program munged what you posted.
Who told you it was encoded in UTF-16?
Dave
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Subject: Encoding problems
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Please respond
to xerces-c-dev
Here's the file I'm testing with.
<<Policy.xml>>
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Subject: Encoding problems
Hi,
I'm trying to parse (SAX parser) a document utilizing the UTF-16
encoding, but I keep getting an error.
It appears that the line in XMLReader::XMLReader()
������� fEncoding = XMLRecognizer::basicEncodingProbe(...)
always returns fEncoding = UTF-8, eventhough the document's encoding
is UTF-16.� Then I get a contradictory encoding error message.�� This
also happens when I use UCS-4 encoding.�� I am currently using Xerces
version 4.0.
My document header does specify the "UTF-16" encoding, and it still
throws an error.� Does the document have to look a certain way for it
to work?
Is anyone having the same errors?� Please help.
Siehnai Williamson
DocuCorp International, Inc.
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