I believe this should be working ok. I've just run a quick test and the
output certainly looks valid from my perspective.
However I've Googled for Java/UTF-16LE issues and found some stuff which
may suggest some problems in Java handling this as input. You may want to
check this out.
The XMLTask output encoding is handled by the underlying XML libraries
(unless you specify a custom outputter). So the XMLTask code itself isn't
concerned with output encodings, other than to indicate that required.
Brian
On Tue, October 2, 2007 21:56, Glodowski Jason wrote:
>
> I have a file that I am reading that is encoded in "UTF-16LE", when
> xmltask updates the file with the encoding set to "UTF-16LE", it is
> unreadable from the application that uses the file. I am able to set the
> encoding to "UTF-16" and it is readable from the application that uses
> the file. I would like to retain the "correct" encoding, so my question
> is why is encoding="UTF-16LE" not working correctly in xmltask?
>
> Here is the ant code that does not work:
>
> <xmltask source="${dest.dir}\${filename}" dest="${dest.dir}\${filename}"
> encoding="UTF-16LE">
> <replace path="/DOCUMENT/PATH/text()" withText="${dest.path}" />
> </xmltask>
>
> Thanks,
> Jason
>
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