Xml Parse throws SaxParseException.Encoding is UTF-8 insteadof ISO-8859-1 ?

Hi All,
I'm having some korean characters in my xml. when i tried to parse the xml i'm getting SaxParseException .
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> --- Throwing Exception
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> --- No Exception, successfully parsed
I'm not sure why UTF-8 is failing and ISO is passing. But I'm always getting xml with UTF-8 format? Can anyone know the reason?
I also like to know the differences between UTF-8 and ISO, i don't find any good article/document for this.
Thanks,
J.Kathir

When SAX throws an exception when the encoding is set to UTF-8, then the XML contains something that is not a valid UTF-8 code (i.e. your source file is not encoded using UTF-8). Also: whenever you ask about an exception you should definitely post the entire exception, including message and stack trace.
If it doesn't throw an exception when it is set to ISO-8859-1, then it does not mean that this is the correct choice. ISO-8859-1 is defined from 0 up to 255, so any byte stream is correct in that encoding ('though not necessarily meaninful).
You absolutely have to find out which encoding the file really is, before you can parse it. If it should contain Korean characters then it is definitely not ISO-8859-1 (or any other encoding from the ISO-8859 family), as those only support latin, cyrillic and similar scripts.

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