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Re: [jdom-interest] Problem when creating document using xml String
with NCR format characters

Per Norrman

2004-07-02

Replies:

Hi,

two things:

1) How do you convert the JDOM document to an XML string?

2) What is the actual Exception? 'Not valid' means that the document
fails to comply with a DTD or schema. If there are other errors, like
illegal characters or unbalanced tags, the document is not 'well formed'.

/pmn



Zhiyong Zhang wrote:

> I have a xml document using UTF-8 encoding, which
> includes some characer using NCR format,like
> 北亰.
>
> then i read this file (with encoding UTF-8) and
> generate the xml Java String (Java Unicode encoding).
>
> then i pass this xml String to the JDOM utility method
> to convert this xmlString to JDOM Document object. The
> codes looks like:
>
>
> SAXBuilder builder = new SAXBuilder();
> Document  document = builder.build(new StringReader
> (xmlString));
>
> and then, i convert this document back to xml string
> and rebuild the document, jdom complained that this
> isnot an valid document. It seems that JDOM converting
> the NCR formatted character to other thing, and
> regards it as invalid document.
>
> any advice will be appreciate.
>
>
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