[JSF] JDeveloper comments in visual jsp editor

hi,
I have written a renderkit for JSF which use a FilteringResponseWriter in order to filter more characters than those who are filtered by escape attribute. And also to add filtering to components who don't have escape attribute.
It works when i have my web application in my browser. But it doesn't work in the JDeveloper visual JSP editor.
I have written a lot of comments like :


and some <span ...> tags
Where does the problem comes from ?
Is it possible ton disable those elements in JDev configuration ?

Not really - as I said, we are aiming for Summer/Middle of the year timeframe for the 905 release.
Thanks
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