Invalid byte 2 of 3-byte UTF-8 sequence.

What is the application that is invoking the WebService?   In other words, how is the request being created.   Typically this error happens if the sending application is not using UTF-8.

You might want to try setting the system property file.encoding to UTF-8 and see if things go away.

Thomas

In which way?

Actually my workaround is done with a custom service before my unwrap step.But i really don't like it.

I've seen a advanced parameter called 'Array charset encoding' for my unwrap step.I set it to utf-8 but nothing is changed.

Java System properties are set on the MF container. Go to SMC, select the container, choose properties, Environment tab. Add the property there and restart your container.

Hello,

on which operating system do you work?

I had the same error :

the webservice client is sending uf-8 but Sonic is installed on iso-8859 system and then java try to read the file as iso-8859 even if encoding is set in xml file..

on unix/linux you can set the LANG system property.

Regards

Chan Jeremy

You must make sure that both file encoding and xml prolog directives match for this xml instance.

e.g:

file.encoding=utf-8 means you must specify ''

on the other hand:

file.encoding=iso-8859-1 means you must specify '

This error probably means the encodings do not match, e.g file.encoding=iso-8859-1 but  with (wrong) directive  ''