On 04/16/2013 03:58 AM, Walmir Torrente wrote:
I need to convert a XML File with Windows-1252 encoding to another
file with UTF-16BE through command line.
I'm sorry but there is no way to do this with our product, without
*re-indenting* the XML file:
XXE_install_dir/bin/xmltool indent -encoding UTF-16BE -o
out_UTF-16BE_xml in_Windows-1252_xml
Actual Linux example:
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~$ /opt/xxe/bin/xmltool indent -encoding UTF-16BE -o foo.xml bar.xml
WARNING: Cannot determine which schema to use for validating "bar.xml".
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More information in
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/xmltool/indent_options.html
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PS: the UTF-16BE encoding is *not* supported by most applications
(Firefox, GNU Emacs, notepad, etc).
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PS 2: If you just want to transcode XML files, changing the encoding but
also the <?xml encoding="XXX"?> declaration (and may be adding a BOM),
you'll be better served by a dedicated open source, free, command-line
utility.
If there is no such utility then consider writing one in your favorite
programming language (very, very simple).
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