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sarosh.shirazi@g... wrote:
> The exception comes on the constructor of XPathDocument. I want to
> read the file overlooking the characters like � (UTF-8 encoding).
This isn't a validation issue, but a well-formedness issue. That
character is not legal in XML; if it is present, your file is simply not
an MXL file.
Change the code which is generating the XML to avoid putting forbidden
characters into the document in the first place (if you really need to
express random binary data, the usual workaround it to encode it as
something like base-64 before putting it into the XML and decode it
before using it).
The alternative, as you pointed out, is to prefilter the data before it
gets to the XML parser. I don't know enough about C# to give you any
advice, but in Java setting up a filtered input stream is quite
straightforward.
--
Joe Kesselman / Beware the fury of a patient man. -- John Dryden
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