truncating last character (or bytes?) when using 2 byte UTF characters in fields

Hello All,

I am running into a strange possible bug, and I could really use someone 
else to test this out and see if it is my current setup.  I have tested 
in 0.9.7, 0.9.9, and 1.0.0 and seen it in each environment.  Using the 
attached version of the hello.xhtml form (modify the xml:base attribute 
in the form to reflect your chiba URL), input "test1" in the name field 
and "TEST1:  aéromexico" in the content field, and try either the debug 
or the instance submission.  In all my tests, it seems that because of 
the higher byte UTF character "é" (Spanish e with an accent, UTF char 
233 if it doesn't show in the email) in aéromexico, somewhere the 
serialization of the XML is getting corrupted and not outputting the 
final character of the XML Document when submitted.  This is visible by 
viewing the resulting XML and seeing that the final ">" is not on the 
last closing tag.  I presume it is because this UTF character takes two 
bytes because if I enter plain ASCII characters there is no problem.  
So, two questions.  Is anyone else seeing this, and if so are there any 
ideas where to start digging around to fix it?  Thanks,
Zach Roberts


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