Thanks! Unfortunately this is working better but not
correctly. Now I am getting
http://localhost:7001/jsp/yahoo.com
That's not an XSLT problem. If you want "yahoo.com" interpreted as
"http://www.yahoo.com/";, then you're going to have to translate it. If
you just put "yahoo.com" into the href attribute of an <a> element, it
will be interpreted by the browser as a relative URI, relative to the
base URI of the HTML page.
Michael Kay
Software AG
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