JSP and XSL Processor - How do you send the processed file to a JSPWriter?

Question

The hierarchy for the relevant I/O classes is:
Object---OutputStream
Object---Writer---PrintWriter
Object---Writer---JspWriter
For the processed file from the Oracle XSLProcessor, typically HTML, the XSLProcessor API v2.0.2.9 offers either 'OutputStream' or 'PrintWriter' as targets.
Unfortunately, a 'PrintWriter' cannot be used as a 'JspWriter'.
I realise that I can call
HttpServletResponse.getOutputStream()/getWriter() but there may be problems using this with the 'out' object.
According to the JSP documentation: 'Either getOutputStream() or getWriter() may be called to write the body, not both.'
The XSLProcessor API does offer an 'XMLDocumentFragment' as another target so I can make an XML document from this but looking at the API for 'XMLDocument', this again only offers 'OutputStream', 'PrintDriver' or 'PrintWriter' as targets.
Not sure if 'PrintDriver' helps.
How do I send the output from the 'XSLProcessor' to a 'JspWriter'?
Why does the API not offer a 'Writer' as a target?
Polite observation - this would be consistent with the 'OutputStream' being offered and, if changed, would not break any existing code.
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Answer 1

You can also use a PrintWriter to wrap a JspWriter
since PrintWriter has a constructor that takes any
Writer instance.I'm having the same problem, I've spent a lot of time
on it but I can't get it work.
Could you post some working code that shows how you
can do it?
Thanks.
It works now, I have used the code:
result = processor.processXSL(stylesheet, xml);
PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(out);
result.print(pw);
I had tried this before but there was an error in other place that prevented it to work.
Thank you anyway.