I'm a web developer for NOVICA. I'm fascinated by languages, even though I only speak English and a little Spanish. I can count in Korean and have numerous language and linguistics books. I'm living within walking distance of CSUN where I share an apartment with my girlfriend and 2 cats. I'm happy. I write sporadically (I really need to finish that short story), with every intention of making a living at it at an undisclosed point in the future. I taught physics at Emperor's College Winter Term 2008. I love games and stories and music and computers and science and "and." I drink my coffee 100% black 80% of the time and 80% black 20% of the time. Also, there are other things. 7332 42
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Lunch with XML

I have an outstanding problem with a particular web service, where it's complaining that I'm sending invalid unicode characters. Since Sylvia is under the weather (thus no office lunch) I took my copy of XML in a Nutshell down to the Greek place for lunch. Sure enough, right as I was finishing my gyro, I came across this:
The encoding declaration tells the parser in which character set the document is written. It's used only when other metadata from outside the file is not available.
Emphasis mine. Basically, since i send my XML as an attachment to a SOAP request (i didn't write the API, I just implement it) I probably just need to check the mime type I'm setting for the attachment.

Wish me Luck.



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