XSLT has output methods for XML, HTML, and text. JSP isn't
XML and it isn't HTML, so achieving this is messy.
Disable-output-escaping isn't supported for attributes. You
can use d-o-e to hand-serialize the entire element. In XSLT
2.0, character maps should handle this reasonably well, by
assigning substitution characters to the strings <% and %>
and perhaps '"'. But the bottom line is that this isn't an
output format that's directly supported.
There is an XML syntax for JSP now, eg:
<%= .. is now <jsp:expression>
<% ... is now <jsp:scriptlet>
...should fix all the issues providing the OP can use it.
cheers
andrew
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