Application.properties

Hi,
My application is based on struts frame work.
I am writing application.properties file to Internationalize the messages.
Now i am strucked in between. i want to add html tags between the messages in application.properties file
for example...
new.message=<table>
<tr>
<td>
<li>Add name</li>
<li>Add age</li>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
But when i used this in my actual JSP page like
<bean:message key="new.message "/>. but its showing blank page. I want to know...can i use html tags in properties file. If so how can i achive it. please help me
Thanks in advance

all these should be in one line...there shouldnt be any breaks...
new.message=<table><tr><td><li>Add name</li><li>Add age</li></td></tr></table>
regards
shanu

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