* Julian Reschke wrote:
>And sure enough, when I change the XSLT's output element to use utf-8,
>the problem goes away. The problem also occurs with us-ascii.
>
>Now, this really doesn't make sense. If the output encoding can not
>directly encode the character, it should just be encoded using a
>character reference.
That is not possible in comments, element names, etc. In your example
the transformation attempts to generate a warning message containing
some character outside the set of ISO-8859-1.
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