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How to call methods with Void return type in XSL

 
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Hi,

I am quite new to xsl.

In my XSL, I want to call a java setter method.
I have written it in following way


The problem is, when I parse the XML file using this XSL, some garbage value is also getting written in output like "ÿüf—ûޮȨŸÿõÿOÿzw(v)àÿõÿ?ÿÿÿHH"

Is there any way to avoid this value getting written, OR is there any different way to call java void method in XSL.

Any help is really appriciated.

Thanks in advance.
 
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