Any idea what goes wrong?
Nothing is wrong, that is an umlaut in utf8 encoding, which is the
default encoding for XML.
You should be able to ask for a different encoding using xsl:output encoding=...
but note that every XML system understands utf8, if you use ISO-8859-1
which is teh encoding you say you used in teh input, then XML parsers
are allowed to reject it as an unnkown encoding.
David
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