Re: UTF-8 vs UTF-16

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Robert,

HTTP_XML_CALC means that Expat will try to calculate the proper encoding 
to use based on the contents of the file.  If your file is in UTF-16 
format, and has a header of <?xml encoding="utf-16"?> at the top, then 
it should automatically work.

If you want to force it to always use UTF-16 rather than detecting it, 
you can change 'HTTP_XML_CALC' to just use the number 1200 (which is the 
CCSID of UTF-16).

Hope that helps!



On 2/26/2014 2:00 PM, Robert Frohne wrote:
> Can anyone help?
>
> When I'm using this bad-boy, how can I get it working with UTF-16 encoding?
>
>   if (http_parse_xml_stmf( filename
>                          : HTTP_XML_CALC
>                          : *null
>                          : %paddr(Incoming)
>                          : *null ) < 0 );
>
>
>
>
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