encoding problem fixed

Kay Michael Michael.Kay at icl.com
Fri Jul 30 18:19:57 BST 1999


You should never use a Reader of any sort when 
> processing XML (unless you have a non-standard Reader class that
understands the
> XML declaration).

I'm not sure about that... There was some debate when SAX was being
designed. There's an escape clause for XML "provided by an external
transport protocol" which makes it legitimate to present the parser with a
stream of characters rather than bytes. I've certainly found this useful
when the XML is stored in a database rather than a file.

Mike Kay

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