& in url breaks server.xml

I need to enter this url as my jdbc url in a <value> tag:-
jdbc:mysql://localhost/mydatabase?autoReconnect=true&autoReconnectForPools=true
but the & in the url breaks the server parsing the xml file.
How can I add this ?
tomcat 5.0.16

Not only that, you are really supposed to escape the & character when you put that URL into an HTML file as well. The only difference is that XML doesn't allow malformed input whereas HTML accepts anything and tries to make something useful out of it.

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