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Re: [xsl] weird character B , how to make
Subject: Re: [xsl] weird character B , how to make From: "J.Pietschmann" <j3322ptm@xxxxxxxx> Date: Sun, 04 Jan 2004 16:54:29 +0100 |
Paul Tomsic wrote:
[snip]Anyway to answer your questions, 1. The XSLT processor that I'm using is Xalan, and the method I use to transform is: public synchronized static org.w3c.dom.Document transform(org.w3c.dom.Document source, org.w3c.dom.Document stylesheet) {
Well, the DOM document surely must be serialized to appear in your browser, somewhere? Anyway, using an intermediate DOM means the XSLT processor wont control the output encoding, and if there is an xsl:output in your style sheet, it is basically ignored. Whatever serializes the DOM, it seems to generate an UTF-8 encoded stream (the usual default for XML serializers), and it also tells the browser it is 8859-1 encoded (the usual default for web servers). Without a look at the code doing the serialization and your server configuration it is hard to tell how to fix this.
2. does the html include a meta element?
No. should I use one?
The XSLT processor will generate one automatically, for carrying an encoding declaration as a further hint for the browser (which may get multiple conflicting advises on the content encoding: in a HTTP header, an XML declaration and the META tag). An automaticallyu generated encoding advertisement in a META tag is often a problem if some other part of the server modifies the encoding afterwards.
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