I have a simple problem that is fairly complex to explain. Within a  .jsp
page I have a call to a java bean to perform an XSL transform and return the
resulting HTML . I am explicitly using the UTF-8 encoding in my XML
declaration. Within my XSLT I am outputting the entity • ( the solid
bullet character). When my transformed HTML renders inside the "container"
page •  appears is giberish. If I place the  • entity  in the
calling .jsp page it always renders correctly.  When I change my browser
font to utf-8 the character is then correct. I just can't seem to get this
right. Why would I require a utf-8 character set for the transformed HTML
and not the static ????   Any help would be appreciated.



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