Hi Christian,

Try:

<@ASSIGN NAME="apoDOM" VALUE="<@DOM
VALUE='<TEST><NAME><![CDATA[König]]></NAME></TEST>'>" SCOPE="request">

Or if "König" is being assign via a Variable, then use the ENCODING=CDATA
attribute with the Variable (SP1 at least).

Likewise, for HTML encoded characters, try using the "number" notation
instead of "phrase" notations. e.g., &#246; instead of &ouml;

Hope this helps. Cheers.............

Scott Cadillac,
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Christian Platt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 12:23 AM
Subject: Witango-Talk: Error DOM with international Charaters on MacOS X


Hi all , for me DOM seems to be buggy

this works
<@ASSIGN NAME="apoDOM" VALUE="<@DOM
VALUE='<TEST><NAME>Koenig</NAME></TEST>'>" SCOPE="request">

this not (An error occurred while parsing the XML.)

<@ASSIGN NAME="apoDOM" VALUE="<@DOM
VALUE='<TEST><NAME>König</NAME></TEST>'>" SCOPE="request">
and  it does not work to use html encoded result (does not work)
<@ASSIGN NAME="apoDOM" VALUE="<@DOM
VALUE='<TEST><NAME>K&ouml;nig</NAME></TEST>'>" SCOPE="request">

I do not think that xml says that you must not use international
charaters...

Any idea?

Christian
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