Hi Roy, this is XML-Encoding. You can read about this in the xml-specs (www.w3c.org) Regards Oliver
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Roy Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet: Mi 12.02.2003 21.20 Uhr An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Betreff: Encoding question, UTF-8, '&' escaped chars, etc. I'm fetching data from my SOAP service, and some of that data contains characters with the high-bit set. For example, one of the characters is ASCII 0xD0. When my client receives the data, this has been transformed into the sequence "­". And yes, my client is a legacy, non-Java client, so I have to decode all this myself. First of all, I've seen this sort of thing before, with "'" and "<" etc., though I've never known what RFC actually specifies this encoding. Anyone care to correct me on that? I'm guessing that "­" is an octal encoding of data, so this represents 0x7B, which is not the 0XD0 I was expecting. Do I need to now decode 0x7B as a UTF-8 character? Any advice appreciated.... -Roy
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