Re: Problem with Chinese

Hi, Shaun:

Can you transform XML under command line with msxsl.exe?
If you can, it should be Ok to make client-side or server-side
transformation.

Frank Chen

----- Original Message -----
From: "Shaun Bliss" <sb@xxxxxxxx>
To: <xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 7:03 PM
Subject:  Problem with Chinese


> I have an XML document containing Chinese characters.
> When I transform this using an XSL stylesheet under MSXML3.0 the
> parser cannot find any of the data to display in the result set.
>
> I have tried this document with the default XSL which is running on
> IE5.5 and the data displays correctly, even the Chinese !  (as long as
> I specify an encoding of GB2312 on the XML document.
>
> If I use a MSXML3.0 transform on the server (using ASP) or on the
> client (using Javascript), the data does not show up.
>
> I have tested this by making a normal english XML file and inserting
> one chinese character.  Then you can't even see the English nodes.
> Changing the encoding makes no difference.
>
> What's going on here ??
>
> I tried downloading and installing the Chinese Localized version of
> MSXML3.0 and it makes no difference.  Should it ??  How do I make
> sure I'm using the Chinese version ?  Do I create a different activeX
> object like  MSXML2.Chinese ?    Do I have to install ONLY in
> replace mode ??
>
> Help !!!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Shaun Bliss
> ps.  Please cc: replies to sb@xxxxxxxx   (as I just get a daily digest)
>
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