I think it must work in single encoding mode if you will set System property for JVM (default encoding), "file.encoding" or something like this, I don't remember a key. It is common for all JAVA application on for systems,if application use "default" encoding.
> Hi, > It was me (in cocoon list). To store non ASCII characters under Xindice it is > necessary to set appropriate system locale. That works at least for me on Windows > NT. > > Best regards > Roman > > Adrian Petru Dimulescu wrote: > > > hello, > > > > i've just discovered XIndice and i am planning using it with cocoon for a > > small digital library project. > > > > the problem is that importing iso-8859-2 (east-european) xml documents results > > in "?" characters replacing every non-ascii character, rendering the > > resulting text unusable. > > > > i currently have the 1.0 version but i played a little with a cvs build, with > > the same (non) results. > > > > i would then appreciate any idea concerning the use of non-english text in > > XIndice. somebody on the cocoon list told me that russian text and the > > iso-8859-1 encoding works. i have not tried it but if anybody here can share > > some experience, it would be most welcome. > > > > thank you, > > adrian. >
