Mike Brown was quoted:
>
> It is not the XSLT processor that is having trouble; it is the XML parser
that the XSLT
> processor is relying upon. A general purpose XML parser isn't a MathML
processor. When
> using an XML parser to read MathML, you will have to declare the entities
that you
> reference. The parser is trying to replace the references with their
replacement text.
> The XSLT processor never sees the original entity reference, so you can't
copy it through
> to the output.
>
>    - Mike
>
Do the entity declarations need to be in the MathML document?   I tried
declaring them in my XSLT and still recieved the error.

Thank you for your quick reply,

Werner


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