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发帖数: 122 | 1 Maybe. A conforming XML processor must support UTF-8 and UTF-16 (Unicode). But XML can be encoded using almost
any character set. It is the parser-writer's decision which other character set encodings to support.
Outside the XML processor, the document is encoded in Big5.
Inside the XML system, the document is encoded as ISO10646. (ISO10646 is the character set that Java uses. It is
the same character set as Unicode.)
If you use Big5, every file ("parseable entity") used in your XML |
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