Opening XML files In Internet Explorer Using WebLogic

Hi,
i am developing a web application which runs under web logic. When a link is clicked to open a new browser window which will contain an XML file there are no problems using Firefox, however when i do the same in IE, a new window opens but it remains blank, not showing any XML content.
Any ideas why this could be happening?
Thanks

What do you mean with "run-on text"?
If you refer to the XML content (including the tags, "raw XML"), then the Internet Explorer fails to display the content of the XML using the style sheet.
Another option is that you configured the Internet Explorer to always display the raw content instead of using the style sheet.
Norbert
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