JSF 1.0 HTML problem

I updated my JSF version to the beta version 1, and I
get a problem that was not present in the previous
version:
I generate HTML processing xml data, and put the data
in a bean, when I output the variable I only get text
and the browser does not format it into html !
Did I miss something, is there anything I need to
change from the previous version.
The line is just :
<h:output_text id="html"
value="#{userInfo.userKeywords}"/>
Thanks if someone has any idea.
FranckTo protect against the potential for cross site scripting attacks, by default the <h:output_text> tag will filter the output for characters that are sensitive in HTML and XML, including the "<" character, which is output as "@lt;" instead. If you want to turn off this filtering (and you are sure that you've protected yourself), add escape="false" to the tag invocation.
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