Re: [opennms-devel] Do we need to use InputSourcess for unmarshalling XML files instead of Readers (re: bug #2526, commit in revision 9350)

Benjamin Reed <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.opennms.bugs
Organization The OpenNMS Group
Message-ID <4857C894.5090603__41429.2399924763$1213712641$gmane$org@opennms.org>
Matt Brozowski wrote:
> Hi DJ,
> 
> I did some research with David and figured out that if you use a Reader 
> then the encoding set in the xml file is ignored. if you use a 
> InputStream then the encoding is set based on the value in the xml file.
> 
> So it is most appropriate to use InputStream for unmarshalling all xml 
> files.  Then we can specify in the file its encoding.
> 
> I think your ideas for CastorUtils and the Castor DAO class make a lot 
> of sense.

Is this something important enough to try to get done today and in 
1.5.92?  It seems like it's a good thing to do, but also has a potential 
for breaking things without a little time for settling down.

-- 
Benjamin Reed
The OpenNMS Group
http://www.opennms.org/

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