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jsp syntax in XML

 
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if anyone has gone thru jsp with xml syntax......
Request-Time Attribute Expressions
Request-time attribute expressions are of the form “<%= expression %>”.
Although this syntax is consistent with the syntax used elsewhere in a JSP page, it is
not a legal XML syntax. The XML mapping for these expressions is into values of
the form “%= expression’ %”, where the JSP specification quoting convention has
been converted to the XML quoting convention.
1.can I get small line of code for the above to make it more clear....

2.how,when and where to use jsp:id ???
 
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1.In the SCWCD forum, I did post an example on this. Please search in that forum.
2. I couldn't get an example for this. Again this was discussed in the SCWCD forum, but no example.
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