> Given this XSL:
>
> <xsl:text>&lt;/JPanel&gt;</xsl:text>
>
> When run through Lotus XSL Processor I get this output:
>
> &lt;/JPanel&gt;
>
> When I really want:
>
> </JPanel>
>
> What am I doing wrong?

<xsl:text> is for generating character data. &lt;/JPanel&gt; is a way to
represent </JPanel> as character data so it won't be confused with an
end-tag.

You wanted an end-tag? Well you can't have an end-tag without a start-tag
and that makes an element. XSL is about outputing elements, not just
individual tags.

So don't think of it in terms of wanting </JPanel> but rather wanting an
element of the type JPanel. In which case you just use <JPanel>...</JPanel>
in your template. You don't need <xsl:text>.

Hope this helps

James


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