http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1950
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| Transformation encoding problem with DOMSource |
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| Bug #: 1950 Product: XalanJ2 |
! | Status: NEW Version: 2.0.x |
! | Resolution: Platform: PC |
| Severity: Major OS/Version: Linux |
| Priority: High Component: org.apache.xalan.transf |
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--- 2,9 ----
| Transformation encoding problem with DOMSource |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Bug #: 1950 Product: XalanJ2 |
! | Status: RESOLVED Version: 2.0.x |
! | Resolution: INVALID Platform: PC |
| Severity: Major OS/Version: Linux |
| Priority: High Component: org.apache.xalan.transf |
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the escape reference from 161 onward and rebuild xalan.
Hope the above information is useful in solving the bug.
+
+
+ ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2001-07-21 18:46 -------
+ Terence --
+ The problem is that you're building your Document with an InputStreamReader as
+ an argument to your InputSource. The InputStreamReader specifies an encoding.
+ In the single argument form that you've used, this is the platform default
+ encoding given by the Java system property file.encoding. Since your reader is
+ doing the code translation from the system default encoding into Unicode, this
+ overrides Xalan (well, actually the XML parser) handling the encoding.
+
+ To fix your program, change
+ in = new InputSource(isr);
+ to
+ in = new InputSource(fis);
+
+ and all should be fine.
+ Gary
