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this video demonstrates how to fix improperly encoded xml files using fme sometimes an xml file is marked with the wrong character encoding scheme like here we have it tagged as utf-8 but the content includes latin1 accented characters invalid encoding means you canamp;#39;t work with the file and it shows an error when you try to view it in a browser to fix the problem you just need to re-encode the xml data with the proper encoding scheme in fme generate a new workspace and use a text file reader and set the parameters to tag the encoding as iso 88591 which is latin1 then use a text file writer and set the parameters to tag the encoding as utf-8 with byte order mark set to yes click ok and this workspace is generated that reads the xml file as a text file and writes the same file back out re-encoded with the proper encoding scheme run the workspace and view the output file now the encoding is fixed and you can work with it as a valid xml file in fme and other tools visit fme.ly fix
