Michael, Thank you for your detaild answers!!!
Now, I am going to re-read XSLT spec ... it's clear that I forgot some critical
points!! :-P
Bye!!

Quoting Michael Kay <michael.h.kay@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> > 
> > So, What's wrong in using disable-output-escaping?
> > 
> The quick answer is that it's an optional feature of the spec and
> doesn't work on all processors.
> 
> The deeper answer, if you're interested in software engineering rather
> than hacking code, is that it breaks the architectural boundary between
> the XSLT tree-to-tree transformation process and the subsequent
> tree-to-bytestream serialization process. Breaking architectural
> boundaries is always bad news, because it reduces your ability to
> reconfigure the components of your system. To be more concrete, it means
> that your transformation will stop working if you want to add a
> component to your system that uses the result tree rather than its
> serialized representation.
> 
> Michael Kay
> Software AG
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