If the native transcoding services have enough encodings to do what you
want, then you are fine just using Xerces with that native transcoder.
However, be aware that what is available might change from workstation to
workstation, and so you might have to require that users install any
encodings that you (or they) need. The ICU package that XML4C is built with
brings its encodings with it. So its a tradeoff.
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Dean Roddey
Software Geek Extraordinaire
Portal, Inc
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-----Original Message-----
From: Li Guohua [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 2:43 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How to change the HTTP user agent name of Xerces?
Hi All,
I am writing a VoiceXML interpreter which fetch documents from a HTTP
server.
And the server return VoiceXML/WML/HTML files according to the HTTP user
agent name. Xerces's HTTP user agent name is '-', that's fine: can be
distinguished
from IE, Netscape and so on, but the name is too short :-), how can I change
the user
agent name?
p.s. It seems that if I specify the encoding of XML file by:
<?xml encoding="gb2312"?> or <?xml encoding="big5"?>,
Xerces can work (under Windows 2000), so do I really need XML4C?
Thank you very much,
Guohua Li
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