Hi Saritha,

Just put whatever HTML content you have within an XML element, say
"text" and use the XSL element "xsl:copy-of" to display it on the
browser (which naturally should be supporting XML/XSL).

The syntax of "xsl:copy-of" is  <xsl:copy-of select="text"/>   or any
other element.

xsl:copy-of  creates a copy of the current node in the result tree and
create copies of all its descendant nodes as well.

Hope this answers your question.

Regards
Kaushik


Saritha Ivaturi wrote:

>  Can we nest a html page in a xml document and display to the user?
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