Re: <% ... %> and html output method

Another possibility would be to replace the default Netscape JSP engine with
another, such as Allaire's JRun which supports JSP 1.0.

-Mitch


Mark Hayes wrote:

> > From: Steve Muench [mailto:smuench@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> >
> > | When I use XSLT with the html output method, often I'm
> > actually producing
> > | JSP files.  In the currently shipping versions of JSP, the
> > JSP file cannot
> > | be a valid XML document because the use of <%, <%= and %>
> > in JSP files
> > | really is necessary for directives as well as script snippets.
> >
> > This isn't true. JSP 1.0 defines XML-friendly equivalents of
> > every non-XML-friendly syntax like: <%=, <%, etc.
> >
> > <jsp:directive.xxx>
> > <jsp:scriptlet>
> > <jsp:expression>
> > etc.
>
> Thanks for the correction, you're right.  However, I'm stuck with JSP 0.92
> for the time being, which does not support these.  (I'm using Netscape
> Application Server, which still supports JSP 0.92 only.)
>
> But you motivated me to read the JSP 0.92 documentation again, and it looks
> like I can use:
>
> <h1>
> <SCRIPT RUNAT="server">
> request.write(request.getParameter("title"));
> </SCRIPT>
> </h1>
>
> Which is a little bit better than my option #1.
>
> thanks,
> mark
>
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