>It won't solve your problem, but may help you to identify its source. This is a replacement for the STRCONV() function (takes a ISO-Latin-1 string and converts it to UFT-8 encoding to be used in XML documents):

It's not quite a replacement as STRCONV() doesn't convert the greater less signs. When my XML is ready to be converted, if I call your function, I will end up with an invalid XML as no tag is present anymore in the string. I had to comment those two ligns in order to achieve the same thing as STRCONV().

Also, if I do that on my entire XML string, it never work. The process runs indefinitely.

However, if I call your function for only one field, it'll convert it ok. What I mean by that, is presently, I use this approach:

SELECT Title,Message FROM ALIAS() INTO CURSOR Temp

* Create XML object
...

* Add root
...

SCAN
   ...

   * Add each field
   loXML.AddElement(loProperty,'Title',Titre)
   loXML.AddElement(loProperty,'Abstract',Message)

ENDSCAN
RETURN STRCONV(loXML.XML(),9)

However, the only way I was able to make use of your function was to use it against the field directly, such as:

SELECT Title,Message FROM ALIAS() INTO CURSOR Temp

* Create XML object
...

* Add root
...

SCAN
   ...

   * Add each field
   loXML.AddElement(loProperty,'Title',Titre)
   loXML.AddElement(loProperty,'Abstract',IsoToUTF8(Message))

ENDSCAN
RETURN loXML.XML()

If I do this, this will never work as it removes the tag recognition from the XML string:

SELECT Title,Message FROM ALIAS() INTO CURSOR Temp

* Create XML object
...

* Add root
...

SCAN
   ...

   * Add each field
   loXML.AddElement(loProperty,'Title',Titre)
   loXML.AddElement(loProperty,'Abstract',Message)

ENDSCAN
RETURN IsoToUTF8(loXML.XML())

IAC, the problem is at the Web Service level. I tried it at the Web app level to see if it was related to a memory problem. This doesn't seem to be case.

At the Web Service level, the conversion is the following:

RETURN STRCONV(STRCONV(loXML.XML,1),9)

So, what would I need to change in your function to support that double conversion?