Cool.  But what do I convert the XML-UTF-8 into that the asian browser will
know?  Some kind of charset supported by a codepage most likely.  But how are
you all doing this?

-steve

Rick Geimer wrote:

> You will probably need to use an asian language browser, or if you are
> using Internet Explorer, get one of the asian language modules that
> microsoft provides.
>
> Rick Geimer
> National Semiconductor
> rick.geimer@xxxxxxx
>
> Steve Schow wrote:
>
> > What do you all do to convert XML-UTF-8 encoded characters into
> > something usable by web browsers?  For example, let's suppose I have an
> > XML file that has oodles of UTF-8 encoded characters from one of the
> > asian character sets.  I am going to use an XSL sheet in the web server
> > to transform the XML into HTML for final output.  But the browser
> > doesn't know anything about UTF-8 or XML-encoded UTF-8.  So how do you
> > all handle converting the encoded characters to something that your
> > browser codepage can handle?
> >
> > -steve
> >
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