Leon Rosenberg wrote: > Thanx Laurent, > > This was the closest reply sofar :-) > > The problem is, that I can't really debug, I get data through a web-form and > > send it via xml to the payment provider.
Maybe you could try this: in XML it is perfectly legal to encode characters using XML entities, e.g. Ã becomes ü. Now if on the other end they have a good valid XML parser, this should work fine, whatever the encoding of the XML file. > Then I see the result in a web-frontend of the payment provider, but I don't > know what they get, neither > what they actually store in the db. > Meanwhile i stongly suspect, that the problem is on their side, because all > other system we exchange data with > in UTF-8 don't have similar problems. BTW, you must have access to the XML files you send, in which case you can check that everything is *correctly* encoded in UTF-8 in that file. In which case fiddling with Java functions won't change much (except make things worse!) Or you could try sending XML files of your own (that you make manually, without Java), using various encodings (maybe double-encoded UTF-8 would work!!) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
