and they
need to have the character references of the original document so that
they can continue to be parsed correctly by the stylesheets of the
Cocoon application.
No. Any XML application can read the UTF* characters directly, (otherwise
it is not an XML application) people and legacy text editors sometimes
prefer to see the numeric character references, but no XML software will
need that.
David
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