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is still outputted and all of the HTML tags are displayed in the browser. How do I display the HTML properly?

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is still outputted and all of the HTML tags are displayed in the browser. How do I display the HTML properly?

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Comment That doesn’t look right. All of the < are #60; in the code with an ampersand in front of them. They are still that way when they are displayed in the browser. Even more confusing is that it works with oraxsl, but not with XSLSample.java. Answer This makes sense. Here's why: oraxsl internally uses the: void XSLProcessor.processXSL (style,source,printwriter); XSLSample.java uses:DocumentFragment XSLProcessor.processXSL (style,source); The former supports and all options related to writing out output that might not be valid XML (including the disable output escaping). The latter is pure XML-to-XML tree returned, so no or disabled escaping can be used since nothing’s being output, just a DOM tree fragment of the result is being returned.