> Not to nudge too much into the inner working fo you > project, but it seems too me like you have a character > encoding issue. I've had these types of issue using > other languages. Usually they steam from an into put > source that is not encoding the file properly for OS > platform. I think it should be something like that. I'm developing on Windows XP Professional. Maybe my problems is cause I'm Spanish and running the locale version of the OS?
> My first question would are you running this project > on multiple platforms? (Linux, Solaris, NT, etc.) > If so if make your code has proper checks on the files > encoding. These squares look to me be like carriage > returns. I'm 99.9% sure these are carriage returns and tabs. > I would also check to see if all your developers IDE > and editors are set to save is the same encoding > format.(ISO-8859-1, UTF-8, etc.) Try insert a new xml > document from your system into the DB and then > retrieve it. It help to see if it's just your machine > out of sync with the DB's encoding. I'm trying right now... Ok, I added one of the addressbook documents to a collection using XMLdbGUI. I set the encoding of the document to 'ISO-8859-1' before adding it. It was successfully except for the encoding. The encoding now in the DB is missing. I also tried setting the encoding to 'UTF-8' and it's missing too. I guess this is a problem...how to fix it? May I add the documents using Java code and may I specify then the encoding? Is it possible to change the default encoding in Xindice by Java code or by conf file? > Also, earlier I posted ( email title: A Solution to a > few XML result set problems) sample class that > retrives nodes from getContentAsDOM method and returns > it as a DOM Document, DOM4J Document, or as a UTF > string. You might want to take a look and see if it > will help your project. I tried, but I have the very same problem you mentioned in your followup post, when you get the org.w3c.dom.DOMException: DOM003: Namespace error. > I'm sorry I could not be more help. No sorry. Thank you very much! :-)
