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Subject: character transformation.
From: Paul Barclay <paul.barclay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 13 Aug 2003 08:57:01 +0100
character transformation
Hello,

I have an XSL doc that get transformed into html using an XML doc to
populate data elements within the XSL, nothing new here! However
something is converting references to &#169; and &#174; into &reg; and
some other symbol that is corrupt. I have not defined any entities which
will account for this transformation.

Does any body know at which stage the values &#169; etc. are being
changed.

I am using xalan.jar 

Cheers

Paul




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