Every string in Xerces is UTF-16, so you cannot cast to char* and get
the complete value (if the UTF-16 string for your data is 'K', 0, 'r',
0, 'i', 0 etc.. so treating it as char* will print just 'K').
If you plan to print the string you should use XMLString::transcode (and
call XMLString::release after using it); otherwise you should try to
always work with UTF-16 to avoid losing informations by converting it to
a locale that could be unable to encode all the possible Unicode characters.
Alberto
[email protected] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to read the attribute from XML file, but I am failing to read it
completely.
Here is the code snippet and the details :
1)//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
XMLCh * strAttr="name";
char * strTemp = NULL;
strTemp = (char*)domElement->getAtribute(strAttr);
printf("%s",strTemp);
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
XML node looks like this :
<MyName name="Krishna" value="10"/>
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Problem :
When read the attribute and try to print, it is printing only 'K', instead of
"Krishna".
Kindly help to resolve this.
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Platform :
x86
Qnx 6.4.1
Xerces 2.8 (The source was built on Qnx and same being used)
Please help me to resolve this problem.
Thanks,
Krishna
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