You just need to transcode it. If transcoding it to the local code page is
sufficient, just use the transcoding methods in XMLString. If you need to
insure that it gets transcoded to a particular encoding, ask the transcoding
service (a pointer to it is in the XMLPlatformUtils class) to create you an
XMLTranscoder for that particular encoding.
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Dean Roddey
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Portal, Inc
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jose Cornado [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 9:08 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Parsed Output Encoding
Importance: High
Guys:
I haven't seen this question posted, so I'm sending it to you. Sorry
if this was already answered.
Background:
I'm writing an ODBC api test tool and I'm using Xerces so I just
have to provide the ODBC/SQL behavior, the parsing is provided by Xerces. My
approach is to delegate all the string management to the parser and I deal
with the ODBC data memory management. I have the following element:
<row c1="1" c2="-2" c3="0xFFFACEDDEDEEAA" c4="aabbcc" /row>
The parsed output for c2 is 0x2D 00 32 00 (unicode). This would force me to
make extra mallocs/wctombs calls that I would like to avoid since this is
the data that I'm trying to validate after a select.
Question:
Is there a way to tell xerces to set the output chars in non unicode
format, ascii in particular? Thanks a lot
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