Hello!
I also got to this point about taking care of my encoding. I use
xml-rpc2.0, but my server uses ISO-8859-1 and not UTF-8. It is the
"XmlRpcServer" Implementation. I register handler at this server with
"addHandler()" and then, when an xml-rpc-request is recieved, give it
the InputStream by using "execute()".
I looked for this get/set methods for the Encoding, but could only find
them in some kind of "Worker" class that I never instantiate personally.
Is it possible to set the encoding when using the small "XmlRpcServer" ?
Dennis
John Wilson schrieb:
On 31 Dec 2005, at 14:15, Jimisola Laursen wrote:
Hmm, I am not much into character encodings so bear with me.
Is it not possible to change the default encoding for XML-RPC?
About "the receiver implementing the XML spec..." - where do I start?
The XML-RPC client and server classes have get/set Encoding methods.
I have just checked and as of version 2.0 the default encoding is UTF8.
Are you implementing your own XML-RPC client? If so you need to use a
proper XML parser which will take care of the character references
for you.
If you are using the Apache XML-RPC implementation for client and
server then you really don;t need to worry about the encoding - your
Unicode strings will arrive unchanged. This should also be true if
you are using any other XML-RPC implementation, however there are a
lot of implementations out there and some may not be very good at
handling the full Unicode character set.
John Wilson
The Wilson Partnership
http://www.wilson.co.uk
