If i put a xsl:output encoding="ISO-8859-1" then the output appears
with a ISO-8859-1 declaration but the chars are all wrong.
That doesn't give us much information.
posting what output you get from an input of <x>Caracterização"</x>
might give people a clue.
A system is allowed to ignore the encoding hint of xsl:output and do its
own thing. Saxon desn't do this though so long as saxon is actually
doing the serialisation. If you are using a java API to pass some
in-memory output to some other process and it is that process that is
writing the final file then it is quite likely that the encoing hint on
xsl:output will be ignored.
David
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