p:http-request

The encoding of the response from an http-request is described as:

  Any content returned that has an XML mime type is returned as a
  child of the 'body' element. If the response is a text mime type and
  can be encoded in unicode, the content is encoded as the text
  children of the body element. If the content is none of these, the
  response is encoded as base64 data textually represented as the text
  content of the body element.

How can I tell if the content "can be encoded in Unicode"?

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