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[xsl] How can you turn off xslt reserved tags?

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Hi,

I'm using XSLT 1.0, using DOM to parse in my java app, and I have the
following issue:

- parse XML file with XSL, output set to html
- one of my tags in my HTML will be for an applet, for example:

<applet ...>
	<param name="foo" value="bar">
	...
</applet>

- In XSL, param is a reserved tag.  This is a problem because I don't
want to have to make this well formed.  Not only that, XSLT processor
also complains about param tags in my XSL page that contain something
like the following:

<param name="someName" value="<xsl:value-of select="some/value"/>">

XSL doesn't allow me to have a value-of tag nested here.

Does anyone know how to turn XSL's param tag off - or how can I output
it to my own formatting and nested tags as shown above?

Thx,
- Noah

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