Html tag mixed with java?

I have a form containing a combo box on my JSP page. Basically, i want one of these options in the combo box be dynamically selected according to the value of property(docType) stored in a javaBean(myBean). Someone actually helped me a couple of days ago, saying the following bits of code would accomplish this task. I just couldnt make it work properly although i've been hardly thinking of it for a quite long time. Hope someone can help me sort it out or give me some tips. Hope i explained it clearly. Thanks in advance.
<select name="docType">
<option value="book"<?= ("book".equals(myBean.getDocType())) ? "selected" : "" ?>>book</option>
<option value="article"<?= ("article".equals(myBean.getDocType())) ? "selected" : "" ?>>article</option>
<option value="report"<?= ("report".equals(myBean.getDocType())) ? "selected" : "" ?>>report</option>
</select>

Have you tried it with <%=%> instead of <?=?> yet?
Kind regards,
Levinot yet, actually. Obviously, i know <% %> is used for embedding java expression inside HTML code. But i am wondering why i was being told using <?= ?> above? I never seen this tag in JSP before, do u have any idea?
ps. i'll have a try with <% %>, see if it works.

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