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I have done that.
What I did: I first created a servlet (inherits HttpServlet) which writes XML code instead of HTML code. Works with IE6. I then thought that was no good, and tried SAXON (you can do the same with XALAN, it works the same) as a simple Java app which takes two filenames (XML and XSL files). Seeing that it was nice, I created what I call an XMLServlet: a class that inherits HttpServlet and implements doGet and doPost, leaving a new set of doGet and doPost with different parameters as abstract. public abstract void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, XmlServletResponse res); As you see, very similar. I created XmlServletResponse to my needs (mainly I should be able to do res.getWriter() ). And I simply changed my first servlet to inherit XMLServlet instead of HttpServlet and to get an XmlServletResponse as parameter instead of a HttpServletResponse. I liked the idea, and modified XmlServletResponse to leave the output untouched for IE6 and transform it otherwise (getting less server load the more IE6 clients I get). That allows me to: - Debug the XML output by accessing it with an IE6. - Debug the transform by accessing it with anything else. I explained the idea. If you would like to use my code, I would have to ask permission to disclose it. Do not hesitate to contact me (better directly as when I have too many messages I sometimes delete them without reading). Yours, Antonio Fiol Bonnín Scott Purcell wrote: Hello, XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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