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Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2000 13:47:50 -0400
From: "Ilya A. Kriveshko" <ilya@infoinsomniax.com>
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Subject: Unicode & XSLT problem.
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Hello,

I have an XML file that has some 2-byte Unicode characters.
For example, \327\231\305\202.
1) If I use <?cocoon-format type="text/html"?>, it converts each
character to "?". That's bad.
2) If I use <?cocoon-format type="text/html/loose"?>, it serves them
correctly. That's good.
3) If I use XSLT, even if the format type is set to text/html/loose,
it still converts them to "?". That's very bad, because I need both
XSLT and Unicode characters.

I am using pretty much vanilla configuration files that came
with Cocoon 1.7.4.

Any suggestions?
--
Ilya.

P.S.: I use XML Spy to save the XML file with these characters using
Unicode UTF-8 encoding.