h:outputText inside f:verbatim : is it legal?

Hi,
Is it valid to nest a <h:outputText> inside a <f:verbatim> tag? If so, could someone please explain this section of the JSF sepc:
Body Content
JSP. However, no UIComponent custom actions, or custom actions from the JSF Core
Tag Library, may be nested inside this custom action.
Regards,
Behi

You answered your own question. =)
You must end the verbatim tag before using any other JSF tag (or closing a JSF tag).
CowKing

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hi..
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I tried with html and the applet work just fine. Here is my code:
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I use the verbatim tag, or use the <jsp:plugin> as above with the code attribute specified without ".class" the applet is loaded ( I can tell as there is loading media panel of the applet displayed ). However the movie is never played.
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<applet code="SimplePlayerApplet" width="320" height="300">
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It seems that the movie file is not found??
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Thanks a lot.
Khue.

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Hi,
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Pedja,
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