SAFT-PT: Unexpected XML declaration

Hello,
I'm implementing the SAFT-PT in release DART 2.5 and in Enterprise 500.
When i execute the DGCI apllication to validate the file extracted from the system, the applicationgive's the following error message: "Unexpected XML declaration. The XML declaration must be the first node in the document, and no white space characters are allowed to appear before it".
Someone have these error? If so, how do you solve it?
thanks,
SM

Olá Sandra,
Encontrei este thread e gostaria de colocar algumas questões.
Preciso de informações para implementação do SAFT-PT numa empresa, em R/3 não temos experiência deste tipo de implementação. A nossa Equipa de FI precisa neste momento de algumas métricas para iniciar o procedimento SAFT-PT para R/3.
Existe alguma documentação de apoio, existe algum business cenario em que me possa basear.
Ou conselhos... se tiver alguns ficava-lhe grato.
Contacto directo:
mbarbosa(at)seidor.pt
Obrigado pelo apoio.
Cumprimentos,

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