Since there is quite a bit of generated HTML (which hopefully is well formed and therefore can be parsed via our parser) and eventually XML from Windows based tools, and they tend to generate output in the 'Windows-1252' encoding, I've added this as another intrinsic encoding in the Xerces-C parser. The non-Windows builds will be broken for a few minutes until the build files on the other platforms are updated. BTW, be sure to differentiate between ISO-8859-1 (Latin1) and 1252, since they are not the same but were traditionally treated as so by many Windows tools. In many cases it wouldn't make a difference, but some of the code points in the upper half do have different semantics and you might not round trip correctly if you use those code points but say the encoding is Latin1. ---------------------------------------- Dean Roddey Software Weenie IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
