Inconsistancy in <netui:span> javadoc
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         Key: BEEHIVE-130
         URL: http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-130
     Project: Beehive
        Type: Bug
  Components: Documentation  
    Versions: V1Beta    
    Reporter: Julie Zhuo
    Priority: Minor


The description and samples in <netui:span> javadoc is actually refering to 
<netui:label>. Looking at the history, it seems we are trying to rename 
<netui:label> into <netui:span>. So I believe this inconsistency might be the 
artifact left there by this effort. Does <netui:label> need to go away (or be 
deprecated) eventually?

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<netui:span> Tag 
Generates styled text based on a String literal or data binding expression.
Syntax
<netui:span 
    [defaultValue="defaultValue"] 
    [dir="dir"] 
    [escapeWhiteSpaceForHtml="escapeWhiteSpaceForHtml"] 
    [lang="lang"] 
    [onClick="onClick"] 
    [onDblClick="onDblClick"] 
    [onKeyDown="onKeyDown"] 
    [onKeyPress="onKeyPress"] 
    [onKeyUp="onKeyUp"] 
    [onMouseDown="onMouseDown"] 
    [onMouseMove="onMouseMove"] 
    [onMouseOut="onMouseOut"] 
    [onMouseOver="onMouseOver"] 
    [onMouseUp="onMouseUp"] 
    [style="style"] 
    [styleClass="styleClass"] 
    [tagId="tagId"] 
    [title="title"] 
    value="value" /> 
Description
Generates styled text based on a String literal or data binding expression. 
The <netui:label> tag is similar to the <netui:content> tag, except with 
respect to the way that it treats characters sensitive to HTML browsers. The 
<netui:label> tag filters the input string for browser-sensitive characters and 
replaces these characters with the corresponding entity strings. For example, 
if you pass the string '&amp;' to a <netui:label> tag, the string '&amp;amp;' 
will be written to the HTML source file, and the following will be displayed in 
the browser: '&amp;'. 
The following table shows how the <netui:label> and <netui:content> tags treat 
HTML-sensitive characters. 
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