Hello!
The problem may be the encoding the xml file is in. When you use standard
windows editors, you can't change the encoding and it defaults to the
windows standard, win-1252, which is the same for th 7 bit ascii standard,
but not for the german special characters.
Hope that helps,
Oliver
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Hello Catharina!
Perhaps here comes SAX in. In my opinion, though I'm not an expert, too, you
can use the XMLFormatter interface to write the XML output (at least it does
the character conversion XML needs. The advantage is that there is no need
to hold the complete DOM tree in memory, since you w
course that you won't be able to use MS XML but usually you use Xerces
instead ;)
Oliver
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From: "Tinny Ng" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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problem when you hoist everything in the Xerces namespace,
> because this forward declaration is not in the Xerces namespace.
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> Dave
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> "Oliver
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ed in my header after including all DOM header files
"XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_USE". But now the compiler tells me that DOMDocument
(which was used right after DOMElement) was declared twice.
Any suggestions to get this to work? I'm using MS Visual Studio .NET.
Thanks for the h
