r actual encoding is ISO-8859-1.
Possible solutions: either add an XML declaration which declares
the correct encoding, probably
or tell your editor to save the file UTF-8 encoded.
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forked JVM should
be properly quoted. I can't seen a workaround unless you give
up forking.
It should work without forking though. Try this first.
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For additional comman
tensions, check the Xalan docs and the Xalan user list.
For the concrete problem at hand it's Xerces who is responsible.
There are probably some options to shut it up. On how to apply
this options... you are back to ant.
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Mike Castle wrote:
Any recommendations for a similar tool for .xml?
Use the XSLT task with a copy style sheet and indent="yes".
Not guaranteed to work though, because indenting XML while
preserving semantics can be very tricky (no universal rules
where whitespace matters).
J.P
ly, unless you actually use entities defined in the DTD. In
this case, you'll probably have to edit the URL to a valid URL,
or use the catalog. Actually, some XML parsers use the catalog for
resolving SYSTEM ids as well, however, they may require the URL to
be valid (for the RTL) anyway
For example, dependent on an environment variable?
Marginally possible through catalogs, but may be tricky to set up.
What's wrong with "file:///central/dir/repository.xml"?
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