On 09/07/07, Malte Brill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
the text is UTF-8 encoded. It appears to be a BOM issue.
BOM might be an acronym or abbreviation for: #Bergen Ocean
Model#Bid-O-Matic#Bill of Materials#Board of Medicine#Book of Mormon#Bureau
of Meteorology, Australia#Byte Order Mark#Body of M
Hi David,
yes,
the text is UTF-8 encoded. It appears to be a BOM issue. I received
the following tip that appears to do the job:
Instead of unidecode(uniencode(myXML,"UTF8"),"ANSII") for the whole
XML data I have the following script now:
-- Remove byte order mark from UTF8 text
if cha
Is the text actually UTF8 encoded - saying that it contians an an accented e
(é) - and reading docs / doing this by hand may be a bit error prone? The
first thing I'd do is check the XML with a validator and make sure that
works - before looking for bugs?
I've got some documentation with links to
Hi,
first of all thanks for your time. It appears that the external does not
play nicely with UTF-8 encoding. But there might still be me doing
something wrong. However, it is a blocker for a project at the moment. I
have created an attachment to bug 5215.
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/
According to a handy little book I own, 'XML - in easy steps', > is
the standard way to represent '>' in node contents, so it should work.
But it also mentions that you can use the unicode character code
'&#nnn;' for non standard characters.
I tried a simplified test here on Windows and > worked
Malte,
I think the XML External will have trouble if > is present anywhere, even
as node content. > is not an XML Entity, I had that problem before too,
you can try replacing the ampersands for &. This may move your software
forwards while RunRev External Quality Ninjas work out what is happening
Thanks Ken, that´s what I was afraid of.
Andre: The > is in the contents of the node, not in the Tag name. The
whole thing is UTF8 encoded, so I do not see how the external should
lose any char in the node contents. It appears that it doesn´t get along
with mixed stuff in node contents (btw: i
