Subject: RE: SAXON limitation?
From: "Michael Kay" <mhkay@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2001 10:13:21 +0100
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> Hello. I am trying to run an XSL over a 7.5 MB XML file. If
> I run the XSL
> over the whole thing using Instant SAXON, I get the following error:
>
> Fatal error reported by XML parser: unsupported five or
> six byte UTF-8
> sequence(character code: 0x92)
> URL:
> file:/C:/WINNT/Profiles/usscg041/Desktop/MSDS/text/test/today.xml
> Line: -1
> Column: 4308708
> Transform failed: unsupported five or six byte UTF-8 sequence
> (character code:0x92)
>
This message almost invariably means that the XML file is not encoded in
UTF-8, but it lacks an XML declaration, so AElfred has assumed that it is in
UTF-8.
The 0x92 suggests to me that the file might be in the Windows CP1250
character code.
(The incorrect line and column number also tends to be a consequence of
AElfred attempting to use the wrong decoding).
Mike Kay
Software AG
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