Thanks David, just wanted to make sure it's fine in xslt.

The data is displayed in Outlook, guess it's problem there.

Thanks
Santosh

--- David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> > I am passing this string "TSY 4% 2009 4.000% 07-MAR-09" as a
> > parameter from java. When i print this in xslt using
> "<xsl:value-of"
> > the % is converted to ?.
> 
> As I said there is nothing special about % so if something is
> changing
> the % to something else, it is either some part of the system
> external
> to your xslt, either changing the % before it is passed to xslt or
> changing the output of xslt, or you have a bug somewhere.
> 
> what system are you using, what encodings are you using, what are
> you
> using to look at the output, .....
> 
>
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