Problem with ' as a queryString in jsp

Hi All,
I am trying to send a value that I retrieved from the database as a queryString to other jsp. My String has special characters encoded.
When I am using the encoded in the code given below I get nothing
../common/displayMessage.do?displayMessage=<bean:write name="article" property="errorMessage"/>&article=<bean:write name="article" property="article"/>'Here my errorMessage contains something like Data map dosn (&#39 ;)t contain article info.&article=zta-0016
Special character encoding for '
How can I pass this value as a queryString?
--Any Help appreciated.
Thanks,
Sowj.
Edited by: Sowj on Apr 17, 2009 6:45 AM

The "Compiler compliance level" is set to 5.0
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          > there any way to configure HttpSession in weblogic so that jsps and
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