Looping over an array avoiding scriptlets

Hello,
I want to loop over an array avoiding java scriptlets. Here is the code I would like to "clean".
<%
int rowCol=0;
for(int i=0; i<countryArray.length; i++){
rowCol++;
Country country = (Country)countryArray;
out.println("<tr " + ((rowCol%2==0)?("class=\"evenRow\""):("class=\"oddRow\"")) + ">");
out.println("<td class=\"countryName\">" country.getName() "</td>");
out.println("<td class=\"countryCapital\">" country.getCapital() "</td>");
out.println("<td class=\"number\">" + country.getFormattedLandArea() + "</td>");
out.println("<td class=\"number\">" country.getFormattedPopulation() "</td>");
out.println("<td class=\"number\">" country.getFormattedGdp() "</td>");
out.println("<td class=\"number\">" country.getFormattedGdp_per_head() "</td>");
out.println("<td><a class=\"more\" href=\"pais.jsp?countryID=" + country.getId() + "\">m?s...</a></td>");
out.println("</tr>");
%>
Can anyone give me some guidelines please?
Thanks in advance,
Julien.

you mean this:
<%
int rowCol=0;
for(int i=0; i<countryArray.length; i++){
  rowCol++;
  Country country = (Country)countryArray;
%>
<tr class="<%= rowCol%2==0? "evenRow" : "oddRow" %>">
<td class="countryName"><%= country.getName() %></td>
<td class="countryCapital"><%= country.getCapital() %></td>
<td class="number"><%= country.getFormattedLandArea() %></td>
<td class="number"><%= country.getFormattedPopulation() %></td>
<td class="number"><%= country.getFormattedGdp() %></td>
<td class="number"><%= country.getFormattedGdp_per_head() %></td>
<td><a class="more" href="pais.jsp?countryID=<%= country.getId() %>">m?s...</a></td>
</tr>
<%
%>

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