Details
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Bug
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Status: Open
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Major
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Resolution: Unresolved
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1.4
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None
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OS - CentOS
Software Platform - JDK 7
Description
While creating SOAP request, if we have nonBMP characters(e.g. EMOJIs), they(EMOJIs) are not properly inserted in XML.
It seems that my content which is UTF-8 will be encoded in UTF-16 Java String (default) once program receives it.
Apache Axis library that we are using then take those UTF-16 Java Strings and try to convert back into UTF-8 to create a XML before sending. It fails whenever I send a 4-byte Emoji (:grin UTF-8 character. I found that any UTF-8 4-byte character will be represented as surrogate pair in UTF-16. I suspect in that case Axis parser not able to understand surrogate pair and not able to convert into valid UTF-8 encoding.
As result, while UTF-8 is specified, these EMOJIs appear in UTF-16 form which actually corrupts them because they are then incorrectly processed.