Display formatted code in html output

Howdy,
I'm looking for preferably a JSTL tag (library) that is capable of transforming a code fragment into neatly formatted code, with syntax highlighting, tab preservation, line numbers, stuff like that. I'm sure they should be out there somewhere, it's just that I can't find them anywhere using Google, or I'm just using the wrong terms :/.
So, if anyone happens to know about a code formatting tool for JSP / JSTL pages, I'd be much obliged.

Here are some new keywords to Google on: 'java highlighter', 'java source highlighter', 'java2html', 'java2xml', etcetera.

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BluShadow wrote:
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800
20
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> I tried it but it will not retain the formating. For
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> my content
>
> Application Phases:
> ? Phase 1
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>
> I am saving it to access database. If i run access
report, it exactly displays
> like this but when i output the column value using
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> following results
>
> Application Phases:? Phase 1? Phase 11? Phase III
>
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>
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Edited by: user13111861 on Jul 10, 2012 6:43 PM
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>
As a result, at this point in time my only available tool to run the OTL_Diag.sql script (provided by Oracle Support) is SQL Developer
>
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