character encodings with Xerces 2003-05-15 - By Christopher Ebert
Hi,
Encoding is really in the serialization/deserialization. Dunno if you're
working with SAX or DOM -- it sounds a little like DOM. Either way, if you have
a java.lang.String it's 'encoding neutral' -- Java has methods to transform it
into different encodings if you want an array of bytes or you set the encoding
on the Serializer or OutputStream...
Chris
-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan Whitall [mailto:fiddlerpianist@(protected)]
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2003 6:39 AM
To: xerces-j-user@(protected)
Subject: character encodings with Xerces
Hello,
I was wondering if Xerces can convert from one text
encoding to another specified one on the fly. I have
some data that is stored in UTF-8 in a database, and I
want to be able to create text nodes which are in the
set of Latin-1. If I pass UTF-8 to, say, the creator
of a text node, can it convert this automatically, or
do I have to lop off the bytes that I don't want
manually?
Thank you very much for your help,
Jonathan
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