RE: Document() and &

> On the other hand, the version of Xalan 1 that I tried 
> claimed that the url was malformed, and that's wrong.  That's a bug.
> 
> So you need to determine whether the operation fails because 
> an html file is not well-formed, or because the xslt 
> processor has a problem with the url syntax - which would be 
> a bug because that syntax is correct.
> 

Technically not a bug but a restriction: it's entirely up to the XSLT
implementor to decide what forms of URL are supported.

Michael Kay
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