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Andreas HackSubject: Problem saving file after viewing file in tree tab
Author: Andreas Hack
Date: 19 Oct 2007 03:35 AM
Originally Posted: 18 Oct 2007 01:23 PM
Hi,

I open an XML file in Styles Studio, go to the tree view tab and expand the first level of the XML doc. I do not edit the file! Then I save the (unchanged) file.
If I take a look at the file in a hex editor I can see now, that non-printable characters have been added at the beginning of the file.
This file is then not processable by applications (example error message: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Content is not allowed in prolog.)

As an example I attached the file before opening in SS and after saving it from tree view.

Stylus Studio 2007, XML Enterprise Suite, Release 2.
Framework version: Build 894m

Regards
Andreas


UnknownSPACK.20071014200821.beforeSS.xml
XML file before SS

UnknownSPACK.20071014200821.afterSS.xml
XML file after SS
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Jamil TaylorSubject: Problem saving file after viewing file in tree tab
Author: Jamil Taylor
Date: 19 Oct 2007 06:47 AM
Originally Posted: 19 Oct 2007 06:33 AM
The file has been saved as unicode (utf-8). What you are seeing is the Windows byte order marker. Your XML file does not include a declaration for the encoding. If you add that to it, the problem may go away.

Note that there are some Java XML parsers that cannot handle the Windows BOM. I think by now, many can. Worst case scenario is to simply change the encoding to ASCII.
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Dennis BrothersSubject: Problem saving file after viewing file in tree tab
Author: Dennis Brothers
Date: 23 Oct 2007 09:46 AM
The problem also exists if you save from grid view, and it does _not_ go away if you have single-byte encoding (like ISO-8859-1) specified. It is clearly a bug.

This is most annoying, especially since any column rearranging you've done in grid view is lost when you switch to text view to delete the BOM and do the save.

- Dennis Brothers
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Tony LavinioSubject: Problem saving file after viewing file in tree tab
Author: Tony Lavinio
Date: 25 Oct 2007 08:39 AM
A patch will be available shortly.
   
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