XOM API for Processing XML with Java

[Luca Passani <passani AT eunet.no>]

This is all very nice, but how do I solve my problem in practice? is 
there a way to recognize the char if I loop through
each char in the file and replace/remove the offending beast?

Thanks

Luca


John Cowan wrote:

> Michael Kay scripsit:
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>  
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> > 2C6 is a non-spacing circumflex,
> >    
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> In fact it's a small spacing circumflex.  The non-spacing (combining)
> circumflex is U+0302, which is a legal XML 1.0 character.
>
>  
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> > and it isn't allowed as a name character in
> > XML 1.0, though it is allowed in XML 1.1.
> >    
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> It was incorrectly classified as a symbol modifier rather than a modifier
> letter in Unicode 2.0, so it was excluded from XML 1.0.  The classification
> was corrected in Unicode 4.0.
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>  
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> > The question is, were you trying to get a non-spacing circumflex into a
> > name, or is this some random noise caused by misrecognizing the encoding of
> > your input file?
> >    
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> Quite so.
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>