Benson Cheng wrote:
Thanks for the info, the xerces 2.2.1 did report error (java.io.UTFDataFormatException: Invalid byte 2 of 2-byte UTF-8 sequence) on the following line.
<FreeFormText>POSTBOKS 60 SKÒYEN</FreeFormText>
You get this error when you use a character in your
document but incorrectly specify the file encoding.
The first line of the XML document (called the
XMLDecl) specifies the encoding of the file. For
example:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8869-1'?>
If this line is missing, then the default encoding
is UTF-8. However, if you've created your document
with a text editor like Notepad, it will save the
file with the default encoding of the system --
usually Cp1252 (aka Windows-1252).
However, be aware that simply adding an XMLDecl
line to your file does *not* change the encoding.
To do that, the program that creates the file MUST
save the contents in the appropriate encoding. In
Notepad under Win2K or XP, there is an encoding
selection on the Save dialog that allows you to
select various Unicode encodings like "UTF-8".
Hope this helps...
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