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<jsp:attribute> standard action and tagdependent body-content

 
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As per HFSJ, <jsp:attribute> elements don't count as body content (page 482). So you can use them even when <body-content> is set to empty.
But can you use them if <body-content> is set to tagdependent? That specifically prohibits evaluation of any standard actions. Or does it also make a special exception for <jsp:attribute> ?

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