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UTF-8 Problem when using XSLT-Processor

  • September 21, 2020
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mattenp
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Hi,

 

I think, there's a bug in FME 2020.1. It's not possible to get an UTF-8 encoded result if I use the XSLTProcessor with UTF-8 encoded xml-doc as attribute and UTF-8 encoded embedded xslt-stylesheet attribute.

The XSLT-definition has also "<xsl:output method="xml" encoding="UTF-8" indent="yes" version="2.0" />" included.

 

 

Best regards,

 

Matthias

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chrisatsafe
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  • September 21, 2020

Hi @mattenp​ ,

 

Are you using Windows 10? If so, can you try enabling the Unicode UTF-8 Worldwide Support? to see if that resolves the issue you are experiencing?

 

Settings > Time & Language > Language > Administrative Language Settings > Change System Locale > Enable Unicode UTF-8 Beta:

 

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mattenp
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  • October 9, 2020

Hi @mattenp​ ,

 

Are you using Windows 10? If so, can you try enabling the Unicode UTF-8 Worldwide Support? to see if that resolves the issue you are experiencing?

 

Settings > Time & Language > Language > Administrative Language Settings > Change System Locale > Enable Unicode UTF-8 Beta:

 

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Hi @chrisatsafe​ ,

 

yes, we are using Win10, but we can't set such option and this seems to be an beta-option.

 

Best regards,

Matthias

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