Problem in Variable declaration using c:set

Hi All,
I've declared a variable as follows:
<c:set var="desc" scope="page"
value="${map.SITETYPE}: <a href='http://147.147.2.91:7001/pfk-deploy/sitehomepage.do?site=${map.SITEID}' ${map.PLANTID}</a> Address:${map.ADDRESS} East, North:${map.EAST},${map.NORTH} Long, Lat:${map.XLONG},${map.YLAT} "/>
in which i want to add tags such as etc as can be seen above , but these tags are not evaluated at run time .
Secondly i want to concatenate desc with another string as follows:
<%desc = desc + " Find all <a href='map.do?siteID=<c:out value='${map.PLANTID}'/>=${qTemp}&east=&north=&radius=&postcode='>DPs</a>? " ; %>
I dont know whether this is the correct way to concatenate.
But nothing is working , Iam very new to EL/JSP stuff , but i've to make this code running . Please help, its urgent.
Thanks,

What is map.SITETYPE, map.SITEID etc? Is map a java.util.Map object that has been set in scope and SITETYPE, SITEID etc keys in that map?
What do you get when you output these variables?
<c:out value = "${map.SITEID}"/>On to your second question, why do you require a scriptlet variable. Cant you use the jstl c:set itself ? (same like the earlier one?)
Anyways here's how you would do that
<%
StringBuffer descBuffer = new StringBuffer("desc");
descBuffer.append(" Find all <a href='map.do?siteID=");
descBuffer.append((String)pageContext.findAttribute("map.PLANTID"));
descBuffer.append((String)pageContext.findAttribute("qTemp"));
descBuffer.append"(&east=&north=&radius=&postcode='>DPs</a>? " );
desc = descBuffer.toString();
%>And that's assuming you have map.PLANTID in scope (depends on your answer to the first question).
Finally, please use [ code ] tags (without the spaces) while posting code. Look at [url http://forum.java.sun.com/help.jspa?sec=formatting]this for formatting tips.
ram.

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