Alex,
Now that everyone has given you all kinds of answers; I think the bottom
line is that you can not have binary (non-UNICODE) in your data.
Paul
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> It depends on what you are talking about. If you mean you just need to
> represent a number, then convert it to a textual representation and store
> that, i.e. "1234".
>
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> Dean Roddey
> Software Weenie
> IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED]@cardsystems.com> on 02/07/2000 03:36:51 PM
> I wonder if someone could answer a simple question. I am new to XML, so
> maybe the question I have is pretty trivial, but here it is:
> I am using xerces C++ parser on NT platform and it works fine unless I
> have binary characters in my XML data. Assuming that I know the structure
> of the XML, field name that might contain binary characters, and even all
> the possible binary characters that can appear (there are only 2 or 3),
> what would be the easiest way to parse correctly?
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