>3. Unzip xerces.jar, edit
>java/src/org/apache/xml/serialize/HTMLEntities.res
> and zip it back into xerces.jar
I tried this, but it still doesn't solve the problem
of keeping the unicode value in the cocoon output.
'mdash' is not recognized by Netscape. so i have to
keep it as 151;
i tried "#151 151" in HTMLEntities.res, but it simply
comments the rest of the line out after '#'.
(i also tried "\#151 151", but that put the literal
'\' in, resulting with "&\#151;")
if i can only get that '\' out! please help!!
> Bettina Linssen wrote:
> So the problem seems to be, that Cocoon transforms
the
> UNICODE-encoding (eg –) into the
HTML-4-encoding (–), but
> Netscape 4.75 just doesn't know what to do with that
(different to IE5
> or Netscape 6).
>
> Is there any way to tell Cocoon NOT to transform
these encodings ??
Yes, of course, it's an open-source project !
It's not Cocoon job, but Xerces.
You can :
1. Ask on a Xerces Mailing list how to solve this.
2. Get Xerces source, edit
java/src/org/apache/xml/serialize/HTMLEntities.res
and rebuild xerces.
3. Unzip xerces.jar, edit
java/src/org/apache/xml/serialize/HTMLEntities.res
and zip it back into xerces.jar
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