Hi all,
It appears to be a consequence of bug 25594.
I have a workaround involving a hack to StreamGenerator.
Cheers, John
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> Subject: RE: Stream Generator /
> Hi,
>
> you can configure the encoding like this :
> Did you configure the in web.xml ?
> Did you try using the action : setCharacterEncoding (at the start of
> you pipeline) ?
>
> Did you open your document with Ultraedit to see what's the encoding ?
>
>
> Lionel
>
>
>
> Bazeley, John
Hi Lionel,
> Hi,
>
> you can configure the encoding like this :
> Did you configure the in web.xml ?
I have tried both UTF-8 and utf-8 for form-encoding.
container encoding remains at 8859 (web.xml says to leave as-is)
> Did you try using the action : setCharacterEncoding (at the start of
>
Hi,
you can configure the encoding like this :
Did you configure the in web.xml ?
Did you try using the action : setCharacterEncoding (at the start of
you pipeline) ?
Did you open your document with Ultraedit to see what's the encoding ?
Lionel
Bazeley, John wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying
Hi all,
I'm trying to use the stream generator to upload XML files that
are UTF-8 encoded and contain chinese characters. Source system
is Windows XP and Cocoon is v2.1.7 running on Solaris 9 / Java
1.4.2. Whether I use my own pipeline with curl uploading the file
or the /samples/stream/process-o
