Re: xsl produces not well-formded xml for a XInclude command

[Jason Johnston]

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?> <data
xmlns:ino="http://namespaces.softwareag.com/tamino/response2";
xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude";> <xi:include
href="http://localhost/tamino/BSDB/Hessen?_XQUERY=update+insert+<schutzziele>Allgemeine_Schutzziele_laut_Paragraph_14_MBO:_
Bauliche_Anlagen_sind_so_anzuordnen,_zu_errichten,_zu_aendern_und_instand_zu_halten,_dass_der_Entstehung_eines_Brandes_und_der_Ausbreitung_von_Feuer_und_Rauch_(Brandausbreitung)_
vorgebeugt_wird_und_bei_einem_Brand_die_Rettung_von_Menschen_und_Tieren_sowie_wirksame_Loescharbeiten_moeglich_sind.
Besondere_Schutzziele:_ Keine
</schutzziele>+into+input()/BS_Konzept[gebaeude_id="1"]" />

The output contains characters like '<' or '>' and not '&lt;' and
'&gt;'. After this stylesheet there is the xinclude transformer, and
it produces the following error message:

I just thought of something... are you copying this XML out of a 
pretty-formatted browser view of the XML rather than the actual XML 
source?  Firefox at least (haven't checked IE) displays the &quot; &lt; 
&gt; entity references as " < > within attributes in its pretty-print 
view, so that would explain their presence in your pasted content. 
Viewing the raw source should show the actual entity references.

--Jason

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