I've written some code which use Xerces 2.4.0 and to make it easy I write a method that transcode (using XMLString static method) every XMLCh* to std:string.
Just because it's easiest to use std::string for manipulation, comparison, allocation, ...
But now I discover my XML was containing UNICODE character and when I transcode it to std::string, I lost these character. :o(d
They simply dissapeared , certainly because they are not in the local code page (If I well understand :o)).
Is the only solution to use only XMLCh* string and lose the powerfull using of std::string ?
Maybe the best way, is to write a class which encapsulate XMLCh* and provide the same interface as std::string...
If I remember when I was using Xerces 1.6, no Serializer was provided with and everybody was writing its own serializer... Is it the same for
this encapsultation of XMLCh* string???
Thanks for your help.
Sylvain.
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