Ummmm, you must have totally ignored what John said below. Let me quote it for you:
"Dave Winner says that XML-RPC suports all of XML." That means that XML decl encoding attribute is fully supported, and any implementation which does not support that is BROKEN. Thanks, Dan Lucas Gonze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The XML-RPC spec doesn't mention or use the encoding attribute. I have > heard grumbling about this before, but (given that I'm basing this reading > on offhand informal comments from a couple people) consensus is that the > spec is the spec and therefore the encoding attribute should be left off. > > FWIW the principle of being strict about what you generate and generous > about what you accept implies that implementations should accept it but > not generate it. > >> > I'm aware of these facts but I'm curious as to whether the standard >> XML-RPC >> > spec includes the use of the encoding attribute in the xml declaration. >> From >> > the recent problems posted on this list about different encoding systems, >> it >> > would seem so, but I'd just like some confirmation. >> >> Phil, >> >> Dave Winner says that XML-RPC suports all of XML. So XML-RPC implementations >> should allow the encoding attirbute in the XML declaration. >> >> John Wilson >> The Wilson Partnership >> http://www.wilson.co.uk
