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mfg stefan > Hi Stefan, > I did some preliminary test importing documents with UTF-8 encoded > characters (like the german characters that you mentioned) and > XMLdbGUI+Xindice were able to manage them properly. > Could you please post a short xml document that fails to be imported or > exported? > > BTW I agree that the support for international characters is NOT > an option, > so I'll be happy to fix GUI. > > Thanks, > Andrea > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Stefan Lischke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Saturday, 9 November 2002 2:53 AM > > To: Xindice Mailingliste > > Subject: XMLdbGUI another non utf conform editor > > > > > > hi, > > > > I'm really upset. i'm working with xindice for now over 1 year. > i tried so > > many gui's like xindice browser, atrezzo per xindice ... and > now XMLdbGUI > > and none of this editing tools handles utf-8 characters right. > > > > U have to know i'm from germany and we use a lot of ä (����) > > and so on. > > But all those wanna be guis do no preprocessing before inserting the > > document in the DB. instead i get a ? when i seen the document again. > > > > Since 10 month now im using my own gui which is based on > phpXindiceAdmin, > > where i do all the preprocessing stuff neccesary. This type of > > gui has also > > one importend advantage, my DB can be changed all over the world without > > downloading a software just by the web. > > > > am i wrong or is someone using a real gui for xindice? > > > > mfg stefan >
