The documentation for Xalan-C and Xerces-C, in HTML format, is included
with the distribution. It is also available on the Apache web site.
Information on XSLT-specific questions, such as the xsl:output element, is
available from numerous sources, including published books.
Dave
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Aitor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<aillarramendi cc: (bcc: David N Bertoni/CAM/Lotus)
@indra.es> Subject: RE: How to use another encoding
with XalanC
instead of UTF-8
11/28/2001
10:54 AM
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Hi David:
Firstly, excuse me because of the message, this one is a plain
text
(I think so).
Secondly, I would like to know where could I find documentation
about this questions. I've got a very poor internet connection and I'm
looking for it, but very slowly :( So, please, if you could give me some
links, I'll be very pleased.
I said before, I'm newbie in this context, please don't
hesitate.
Thanks a lot.
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Sent: mi�rcoles 28 de noviembre de 2001 16:38
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Subject: Re: How to use another encoding with XalanC instead of UTF-8
Please do not send HTML message, or other stylized text to this mailing
list.
There is nothing "corrupted" in the output. You didn't specify an
encoding, so Xalan uses UTF-8, which is required by the recommendation.
The other possibility is that you specified an encoding which Xalan does
not support, so UTF-8 is used instead. This is again allowed by the
recommendation.
If you want a specific encoding for output, you should use the xsl:output
element on your stylesheet. If Xerces supports that encoding, then Xalan
will support it. If you want to use encodings other than those that Xerces
supports natively, you'll need to rebuild Xerces (not Xalan) with the ICU
enabled. Then, Xalan will be able to use those encodings.
There is lots of documentation available. If you have more questions,
please read it before you post.
Dave
"Illarramendi
Amilibia, To:
"'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'"
Aitor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<aillarramendi cc: (bcc: David N
Bertoni/CAM/Lotus)
@indra.es> Subject: How to use another
encoding with XalanC
instead of UTF-8
11/28/2001
06:27 AM
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to xalan-dev
Hello eveybody:
I'm newbie on Xerces-C and Xalan-C developing.
I'm just doing a simple application, like SimpleTransform sample from
Xalan's samples.
The code is merely like that:
XalanTransformer::initialize();
XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize();
const char* inFile = "foo.xml"; // With xsl stylesheet included
inside
const char* outFile = "output.html";
XalanTransformer transformer;
int result = transformer.transform(inFile,outFile);
XalanTransformer::terminate();
XMLPlatformUtils::Terminate();
I try to use XalanTransformer object to transform a XML with XSL
stylesheet to a HTML output.
XML and XSL files have ISO-8859-1 encoding, and have special symbols
like: �, �, etc.
When I transform this XML with the XSL via Xalan-C and Xerces-C, I
achieve an .html file, well formed, but with all this symbols corrupted
like º instead of �, etc.
When I see the encoding of the resultant output file I can see that the
encoding passed to the file, I supose that it's done by Xalan or Xerces, is
UTF-8.
Yet, I don't use ICU, if I install ICU and rebuild Xalan (may I rebuild
Xerces-C too? If so, how?), it would work?
I have to use some other XalanC classes?
Please help a newbie.
Thanks for advance.
Aitor Illarramendi Amilibia
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