The reader that you use to read the Xml values is probably not set to UTF-8 and that's why causing encoding problem.
I could find the answer. Thanks from @Serdak. He made me think of reader.
In getXMLFromUrl part I should have changed: xml = EntityUtils. ToString(httpEntity); to xml = EntityUtils. ToString(httpEntity, "UTF-8"); and in getDomElement part I should change:InputSource is = new InputSource(); is.
SetCharacterStream(new StringReader(xml)); to InputSource is = new InputSource(new ByteArrayInputStream(xml. GetBytes("UTF-8"))); Please note that "url" and "xml" are both Strings which are called by main activity and are used in XMLparser. Jave (which contains both getXmlFromUrl() and getDomElement() ).
These commands are in main activity:XMLParser parser = new XMLParser(); String xml = parser. GetXmlFromUrl(URL) ;Document doc = parser. GetDomElement(xml); Best regards.
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