[ Vivek Shinde]
Hi Michael,
Does that mean the XML should be storing the characters in
the character entity form, therefore encoding used in XML
document may not be right since it's storing character instead?
Not precisely. It means that that xml file apparently contains
characters than cannot be encoded by the declared encoding. Thus the
declared encoding is apparently mistaken.
Using a character reference or an entity would be a possible way to put
non-encodable characters into an xml document (non-encodable with
respect to the particular encoding, that is).
Cheers,
Tom P
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