Xsl and css

Can I link css in xsl? The link tag dosen't seem to take effect when used in the xsl sheet while it works fine from a static page.
Thanks
Sunil

i'm sorry if i mixed up.
xsl sheet has
<LINK REL="STYLESHEET" TYPE="text/css" HREF="leftbarstyle.css" />
output from xsl transformation sent to browser is
<LINK HREF="leftbarstyle.css" TYPE="text/css" REL="STYLESHEET">
transformation is done in a servlet.
i tried both the statements from above seperately in a 'test' static page and they work in linking with the css sheet. i feel the browser shouldn't be aware of where the page is coming from and so, it should have linked with the css page anywayz. but this isn't the case and i'm tempted to think that i am missing something here.
Sunil

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