CVI XML

I am using CVI 2012 to build a XML string with the command MSXML_IXMLDOMDocumentGetxml. Unfortunately, the string is built with default encoding that appears to be ASCII -7. I need the XML string in UTF-8 for the expanded character set. Is there a method to change the encoding for the Getxml command ?
Such as adding <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?> in the xml file.

Hey mike7,
I researched the MSXML functions a bit, and found this page on MSDN that might be helpful: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa468560.aspx#xmlencod_topic4
In particular, the section on creating documents mentions that by default, the data is encoded in UTF-8. Are you sure that this isn't the case for your data? The section on "Creating New XML Documents with MSXML" also talks about some weird behavior that you might see when encoding into UTF-8, and also mentions an attribute you can add to the document to change the encoding format.
Hopefully that will help resolve the issue, but please let us know if you need any more assistance with the issue!
Daniel E.
TestStand Product Support Engineer
National Instruments

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HI Daniel,
Thanks for the quick response.
It is indeed slow down in execution speed when we loop. When looped, the XML reader is overwriting variables, not adding to an array. Our application is structured differently than my test case. We run a CVI function from TestStand that contains a series of commands, which contains the XML reading. The XML looping is really done in CVI. I used TestStand in my test case just to get execution times. Our psuedocode for the CVI function is as followed:
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Pedro Moreira
Attachments:
ReadXML_Prj.zip ‏1826 KB

Pedro,
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Software Development Engineer
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My contributions to the Developer Zone Community
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In CVI 2009 there is a tool for importing and exporting your settings. If you do not have CVI 2009 on your development machine, but do have it available somewhere and can install the 2009 CVI RTE on your development machine, you can run the tool stand alone by copying the files <National Instruments>/shared/cvi/bin/ImpExpSettings.exe and <National Instruments>/shared/cvi/bin/CVISettings.xml to your desktop or some other known location.
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Let me know if you have any questions,
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National Instruments

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Gavin Fox
Systems Software
National Instruments

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