Hi everyone,
Problem 1:
I'm having trouble figuring out why my special characters are converting
from numeric-hex unicode to numeric-decimal unicode, e.g. from  
in my input XML to   in my output XML. My customer requires
numeric-hex unicode. I suspect I'm missing something really obvious, but
nothing that I've found via google has helped me solve the problem.
This is the xsl:output line I'm using:
<xsl:output method="xml" encoding="us-ascii"
omit-xml-declaration="yes" indent="yes"/>
Is there something else I should use for the encoding attribute value?
Or am I missing something somewhere else?
Problem 2:
I'm trying to use a stylesheet with a character map so I can convert
accented letters to their plain ascii equivalents in a surname element
of my output XML to create indexing values. I'm new to XSLT 2.0 and I'm
having trouble figuring out the syntax so my mappings will work
correctly. Is there a simpler way to convert numeric unicode entities of
accented letters to plain ascii characters, or is this my best bet?
Thanks!
Joni
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Jonina Dames
Customer Support Specialist
Inera Inc.
+1 617 932 1932
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jdames(_at_)inera(_dot_)com
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