IMG tag and XML syntax

Hi,
I want to dynamically embed image url into the IMG tag as follows:
<jsp:useBean id="image" scope="request" class="mybeans.ImageBean" type="mybeans.ImageBean" />
<img src='<jsp:getProperty name="image" property="imagePath"/>' />The problem arises because of confusion with closing/opening tags getting mixed up.. How do I get this code to work if i'm using xml syntax in my jsp pages? Any solutions?
P.

It would be complaining about using a tag as an attribute to another tag.
ie nesting a tag within the tag, rather than between open/close tags for it.
Solution? Don't nest tags like this. I'm figuring you have to use an expression of some sort.
either <img src='<%= image.getImagePath %>'/>
or using EL in a JSP2.0 container:
<img src='${image.imagePath}'/>
I can't say I have done strict xml stuff, so I might be a little off, but thats the general idea.
Hope this helps,
evnafets

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