Creating an html file in XI using an xsl stylesheet -- two error types

Hi
I am working on mapping an xml invoice to an html-file using a stylesheet (xsl-file) in the message mapping in XI 3.0.
Thus the inbound message is an xCBL Invoice and the output message is to be an html file. I name the output file "%supplierid%_%invoiceid%.html using the variable substitution functionality in the communication channel.
I have two problems:
1) the <br/> tags in the stylesheet are changed to "<br>" in the resulting html file causing problems in the output file, as this is not valid XML.
2) I would like to insert the current date and time in the output file and I am using this code, but the date and time is not picked up:
<B>
Received:
<xsl select="xs:string(fn:current-dateTime())"></xsl>
</B>
How do I solve these two problems?
BR
MIkael

please note, that it is the tag "br/" that is changed to "br" in the html file.

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