Parsing HTML in JSF webuijsf:textArea

html>
     <body>
          some information and links and more HTML command
     </body>
</html>
This is the contents I read from DB. Then it is desplayed in webuijsf:textArea.
I want it to be executed HTML but it shows text.
What command should be used, if you please help do this.
Hope my question is clear
Thanks

First of all, if you output this HTML unescaped, then it would be invalid HTML after all. You cannot and should not nest multiple <html> tags in each other.
Regarding to your actual problem: I know nothing about the Woodstock components, but in the Sun JSF h:outputText you have the 'escape' attribute. If you set it to 'false' then it will output unescaped HTML. Check the TLD docs if you don't see something similar for your component. Otherwise you might have more luck asking this Woodstock specific question at their mailinglist. As long as I walk around here I have never seen another Woodstock expert walking around here.

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ok ...
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searching internet showed that their are html parser that use stringtokenizer kind of ways to read in html ...
has anyone over here use anything like this ever......

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[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: fn="pfx2dir" from="/mc-icons" dir="/sun/webserver7/lib/icons" name="es-internal" Directive="NameTrans" returned -2 (REQ_NOACTION)
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: executing fn="uri-clean" Directive="PathCheck"
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: fn="uri-clean" Directive="PathCheck" returned 0 (REQ_PROCEED)
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: executing fn="find-pathinfo" Directive="PathCheck"
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: fn="find-pathinfo" Directive="PathCheck" returned -2 (REQ_NOACTION)
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: executing fn="find-index-j2ee" Directive="PathCheck"
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: fn="find-index-j2ee" Directive="PathCheck" returned -2 (REQ_NOACTION)
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: executing fn="find-index" index-names="index.html,home.html,index.jsp" Directive="PathCheck"
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: fn="find-index" index-names="index.html,home.html,index.jsp" Directive="PathCheck" returned -2 (REQ_NOACTION)
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: executing fn="type-j2ee" Directive="ObjectType"
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: fn="type-j2ee" Directive="ObjectType" returned 0 (REQ_PROCEED)
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: executing fn="type-by-extension" Directive="ObjectType"
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: fn="type-by-extension" Directive="ObjectType" returned 0 (REQ_PROCEED)
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: executing fn="force-type" type="text/plain" Directive="ObjectType"
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: fn="force-type" type="text/plain" Directive="ObjectType" returned 0 (REQ_PROCEED)
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: executing method="(GET|HEAD|POST)" type="*~magnus-internal/*" fn="send-file" Directive="Service"
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: method="(GET|HEAD|POST)" type="*~magnus-internal/*" fn="send-file" Directive="Service" returned -1 (REQ_ABORTED)
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: executing fn="error-j2ee" Directive="Error"
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: fn="error-j2ee" Directive="Error" returned -2 (REQ_NOACTION)
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: executing fn="flex-log" Directive="AddLog"
[19/Nov/2009:10:48:37] finest ( 6266): for host 174.17.99.6 trying to GET /test.html, func_exec reports: fn="flex-log" Directive="AddLog" returned 0 (REQ_PROCEED)

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