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Behavior of '+' operator for String in XSL

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    Hi All, I have one weird problem in my XSL transform. The Java code is writing data into XSL using XMLWriter. The Java code line looks like this ...**

    xmlWriter.writeElement( "notation", "(A)=(B)+(C)");** I dont want to do any String concatenation here and I wanted the out put in XSL as (A)=(B)+(C) But I see the + symbol is missing in my XSL out put and value get displayed as (A)=(B)(C) I use UTF-8 encode in my XSL . Is there any encoding mechanism ? Is it possible to handle at Java or XML level ? Please share your thoughts out of your experience . * Thanks

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