How to output html?

<c:set var="arrow" value="<html:link href=\"#\"><html:img page=\"/images/browse/arrow.gif\" border=\"0\" /></html:link>" />
<c:out value="${arrow}">
Why is the result html, not a link?

First you need to disable the escapeXML on the c:out tag.
<c:out value="${arrow}" escapeXml = "false"/>
The JSP engine doesn't evaluate tags in attributes. They are just passed in as strings. So the struts html taglib wouldn't get invoked.
To invoke it, use the alternative format of the set tag, setting the value as the body of the tag.
<c:set var="arrow">
<html:link href=\"#\">
<html:img page=\"/images/browse/arrow.gif\" border=\"0\" />
</html:link>" />
</c:set>
<c:out value="${arrow}" escapeXml = "false"/>Cheers,
evnafets

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