Passing umlaut character as a SOAP message

I'm using German umlaut inside a serialised XML string. The output file replaces the umlauts with question mark(?) character in unix environment.
I am using ISO-8859-1 encoding.
PS: This works fine In windows environment.
Suggestions are welcome.

If a character can not be converted a (or more) bytes addording to the given (either explicitly chosen or defaulted) encoding, it will be replaced with a ?.
Do you use the default encoding? Is LANG set and how?

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>


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<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="Finvoice.xsl"?>

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I need to send an xml file, I have already tried attachments but they dont meet the purpose. I need to send the xml as part of the soap message in AXIS 1_4.
I read this somewhere about
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env.addBodyElement( new RPCElement("SOAPaccess","webservicename", new
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FileInputStream file = new FileInputStream( "c:\\abcd.xml");
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file.close();
env.addBodyElement( aBody );
          However I am not certain how to go about doing this in axis.
I have been trying to find something related to this, but havent been able to.
Please let me know if you know how to add xml file to the body of a SOAP message.

If anyone is interested...I got this working,
//b is the byte form of the xml document.
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Hi all.
I'm using Weblogic 7.1 and am trying to serialize the SOAP message I get in my
request handler to raw XML. Unfortunately since WL 7.1 only seems to support an
old version of SAAJ, that for some bizarre reason doesn't use the DOM interfaces,
the only way I can think of to do this is to call toString() on the message. Of
course I'd rather not do this since this is making assumptions about the WL implementation
of SAAJ. Can anyone think of a better way of doing this?
Since all I'm after is the raw XML anyway, would it make sense to just pass this
in as a string in the RPC call (given that my messages are likely to be fairly
big -- around 500K of raw XML)? Obviously this is a total hack, and I probably
won't end up doing it, but does anyone know of any good technical reasons why
I shouldn't do this?
Thanks.
Neil.

Hi Neil
Manoj has an WLS 7.x example passing XML without data bindings [1] that
may assist your efforts. Also see the example using handlers to get the
SOAP request/response message.
Regards,
Bruce
[1]
http://manojc.com/?wls70/sample2
[2]
http://manojc.com/?wls70/sample4
Neil wrote:
>
Hi all.
I'm using Weblogic 7.1 and am trying to serialize the SOAP message I get in my
request handler to raw XML. Unfortunately since WL 7.1 only seems to support an
old version of SAAJ, that for some bizarre reason doesn't use the DOM interfaces,
the only way I can think of to do this is to call toString() on the message. Of
course I'd rather not do this since this is making assumptions about the WL implementation
of SAAJ. Can anyone think of a better way of doing this?
Since all I'm after is the raw XML anyway, would it make sense to just pass this
in as a string in the RPC call (given that my messages are likely to be fairly
big -- around 500K of raw XML)? Obviously this is a total hack, and I probably
won't end up doing it, but does anyone know of any good technical reasons why
I shouldn't do this?
Thanks.
Neil.

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