XML Comments Bug

hey fellas
I have almost wrapped up my project except for one stupid bug that am getting. I'm using Oracle XML parser for Java.9.0
I am trying to add some xml comments in the output .xml file but it is giving trouble.
My code:
====
Comment comment =xmldocument.createComment("mary had a lazy lamb");
xmldocument.appendNode(comment);
=====
Now comments are being added in the output xml file. BUT GUESS WHAT, Instead of putting the string like a usual comment in xml like -

It is putting it like -
<?#comment mary had a lazy lamb comments?> (exact code)
This, inadverantly throws an error when I open the file using a browser.
How to over come this.
Thanks

Hi Francine
Thanks for the response.
I am extremely sorry for writting incorrect code in my original post but I am using
=======
xmldocument.appendChild(comment);
========
and not appendNode(comment);
The program works fine and shows no error at run time.
But the output file that is generated [using transform] shows the xml comment code as -
<?#comment comments comments?> (exact code)
and not as desired -

It would be great if you can test and suggest something.
Earlier I started with Crimson parser, then shifted to Xerces and finally to ODK XML parser. Both Crimson and Xerces give comment as desired but ODK API is giving the above undesired comment which cannot be interpreted correctly by the web browser. [ODK is preferable 'cuz of its superior processing speed].
Thanks once again and anticipating a positive response from you.

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