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DOM4J cannot save the XML file as UTF-8, Invalid byte 2 of 2-byte UTF-8 Sequence-hxzon hands-gdo These days began to learn dom4j, on the Internet to find an article on the dry, very fast, but found a problem is not to UTF-8 save the XML file, save

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Copy CodeThe code is as follows: Include ' mysql.php '; $mysql = Mysql::getobject (); $mysql->query ("select * from post"); $xml = new XMLWriter (); $xml->openuri (' hello.xml '); or ' Php://output ' $xml->setindentstring ("); $xml->setindent (TRUE)

Copy codeThe Code is as follows:Include 'mysql. php ';$ Mysql = mysql: getObject ();$ Mysql-> query ("SELECT * FROM post ");$ Xml = new XMLWriter ();$ Xml-> openUri ('hello. xml'); // or 'php: // output'$ Xml-> setIndentString ('');$ Xml-> setIndent

XML read exception invalid byte 1 of 1-byte UTF-8 Sequence To put it simply, this error may occur when you parse other users' XML formats, that is, when others generate xml, they do not save it as a UTF-8 character encoding format. In Windows of

Copy codeThe Code is as follows: include 'mysql. php '; $ Mysql = mysql: getObject (); $ Mysql-> query ("SELECT * FROM post "); $ Xml = new XMLWriter ();$ Xml-> openUri ('hello. xml'); // or 'php: // output'$ Xml-> setIndentString ('');$ Xml->

Copy Code code as follows: Include ' mysql.php '; $mysql = Mysql::getobject (); $mysql->query ("select * from post"); $xml = new XMLWriter (); $xml->openuri (' hello.xml '); or ' Php://output ' $xml->setindentstring (");

When parsing xml with PHP prompt invalid byte 1 of 1-byte UTF-8 sequence error, this problem I Baidu verified that is coding problem, the result I put the code to deal with really KO, below I to share the solution. Error hints Invalid byte 1 of

Error tipsInvalid byte 1 of 1-byte UTF-8 sequenceCause analysisIn the Chinese version of Windows, the default encoding of Java is GBK, which means that although we identify the XML to be saved as Utf-8 format but actually the file is saved in GBK

Garbled characters appear when you use dom4j xmlwriter to output UTF-8-encoded XML files. First, set the output encoding where we use UTF-8: Java Code : Outputformat format = outputformat. createprettyprint (); format. setencoding ("UTF-8 ");