JDev 10.1.3.3.0: How to include an HTML comment in a JSPX page

When adding an HTML comment to a JSPX file, it automatically gets stripped out before being rendered to the browser.
How do I write a comment to the browser for diagnostic purposes (to figure out where something gets rendered in the HTML).
Thanks,
Jonathan

Try enclosing the HTML code in a <f:verbatim> tag.

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