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Hi, I’m using xerces 2.1 for c++ to build xml files in UTF-16 format and i use the following code to serialize it, DOMDocument*
document_; ��� (...) void serializeXML (const wchar_t* filePath) ���
{ �������
DOMImplementation*
impl
= DOMImplementationRegistry::getDOMImplementation
(L"LS"); �������
Templates::auto_ptr <DOMWriter>
writer (((DOMImplementationLS*)
impl)
-> createDOMWriter
()); �������
writer
-> setNewLine
(0); �������
writer
-> setEncoding
(L"UTF-16"); �������
LocalFileFormatTarget
myFormTarget
(filePath); �������
writer
-> writeNode
(&myFormTarget,
*document_);����������� ��� } The
problem is that this code does not enter the FF FE (��)
code in the top of the file. I presume that this is the code that determines,
or better, tells the reader that the file is UTF-16 coded. I’m also using
XMLSpy for editing. If I use it for something, for
example, to assign a schema, the saved file arrives with that code (FF FE) on
the top. The real problem is that I want to Explorer to read the file. It can
only show the file if the UTF-16 is present. Anyone knows a programmatic way to
include the UTF-16 inicial code in the generated xml
file? Thanks
in advance, Vitor Rodrigues |
