Simple program, the PRG, XML and XSD are all in the same folder:
CLOSE ALL
CLEAR ALL
RELEASE ALL
oXMLAdapter = NEWOBJECT('XMLAdapter')
oXMLAdapter.XMLSchemaLocation = "kev.xsd"
oXMLadapter.LoadXML("kev.xml", .T.)
The LoadXML() call is falling over with:
"XML Parse Error: Switch from current encoding to specified encoding not
supported."
XMLToCursor generates a cursor, but just has one record with a memo file
and everything dumped into it.
There is no encoding specified in the file, the header line is just:
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
Had a Google, found that this error can happen if the file has a Byte
Order Mark which identifies it as one code page, yet the XML declaration
specifies another. However on looking at the file with a hex editor I
see that the first byte is 3C, which as far as I can ascertain means
UTF-8.
I can import it into a DataSet in .NET no problem. That DataSet has
multiple DataTables in it.
So, VFP XML gurus ... is this just a non-runner in VFP without rolling
my own XML/XSD parser?
Further note: The XML has an inline XSD specified. Either using that, or
downloading the XSD and specifying it with XMLSchemaLocation as per the
code above, I get the same error. The XSD file appears to have a UTF-8
encoding also.
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