Output proper special characters in JSTL custom tag
I've written a custom JSTL Tag and want to output proper encoded special characters, like the c:out tag does (example: > to >). Do I have to parse that manually or is there a method within the jsp-api?
Custom JSTL tag ?????Oops. Custom tag, of course.
In custom tags, you have to manually parse it AFAIK.Somehow I can't imagine that such a frequently needed feature has do be done manually. Almost every tag that has to output data, has to convert special characters, otherwise cross-side-scripting would be possible.
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