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Franklin,
At 03:23 PM 9/3/2003, you wrote: I have encountered a truly annoying problem. The enclosed stylesheet does not work (with Xalan-J 2.5.1 or various other XSLT processors) because apparently  is not a valid character for XML 1.0 (though it will be allowed in 1.1). Now, I have a large stylesheet that is used to transform XML to text, and I need to output this character! Is there any pure XSLT workaround for my problem, or do I have output something like "JUNK" and have a (non-XSLT) script postprocess the text to replace that with the required control character? The latter. Although a "purer" workaround, if you like, can be implemented in an XSLT system. (The required character is inserted by the XSLT serializer, not the transformation, but at least it's lights-out.) Old distributions of James Clark's XT had a demonstration of how to do this. It may still be available. Googling for XT gets me: http://www.blnz.com/xt/index.html Jump to index.html (http://www.blnz.com/xt/xt-20020426-src/index.html) and look under under "Non-XML output" towards the end. Cheers, Wendell
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