XSLT weird problem... [urgent]

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XSLT weird problem... [urgent]

May 25th, 2005

I've a weird problem with a XSLT file...

my XSLT translates a XML file into a HTML form and, to solve some problems, I found a solution: to give to each "input" tag a name that is a concatenation of the xml tags to reach that element (much like an xpath)

I managed to obtain this using param and variable...

I'm applying that transformation with a small java program and if I run it from the console... it works. The resulting form is ok and the "input" tag names are "correct" (like: "book:chapter:para:")

But when I run it from a servlet of my webapp, it runs... but the tag names of the resulting forms are not correct, but they miss all the "path" part, so they are like: "para:"

Anybody can help me? I've tryed a lot of alternatives, but they didn't work... :_(