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I think your problem is that the string you pass to the web service sometimes contains invalid characters.<br />
You probably need to encode the string to guarantee that no invalid characters will be sent. Base64 encoding is one good choice.<br />
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&nbsp; Nayer Naguib
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I think your problem is that the string you pass to the web service sometimes contains invalid characters.
You probably need to encode the string to guarantee that no invalid characters will be sent. Base64 encoding is one good choice.

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  Nayer Naguib

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do you have an example to this encode in vb.net and decoded in java<br />

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do you have an example to this encode in vb.net and decoded in java


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Thank you very much!!!!! it worked perfectly.... :)
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Thank you very much!!!!! it worked perfectly.... :)

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Hi All, I have implemented my webservice using java and using<br />
Axis 1.3. The client is developed using .Net 2005 (vb.net).<br />
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basically the client sends to the server a string.<br />
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my problem is that sometimes. i get this error when i'm sending the string......<br />
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org.xml.sax.SAXParseExcept<wbr />ion: Character reference &quot;&amp;#x0&quot; is an invalid XML character.<br />
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&nbsp;i don't know which character cannot reconize.....<br />
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Hi All, I have implemented my webservice using java and using
Axis 1.3. The client is developed using .Net 2005 (vb.net).

basically the client sends to the server a string.

my problem is that sometimes. i get this error when i'm sending the string......

org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Character reference "&#x0" is an invalid XML character.

 i don't know which character cannot reconize.....
 


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