The JSP 1.0 specification just defines the notion of an XML document that is
equivalent to a JSP page. It does nothing more than that. This is
intentional because accepting such a document may be non-trivial to do and
we do not want to impose this requirement on the implementors now.
So, take the XML equivalent syntax in JSP 1.0 as a stated direction for JSP
but you can do pretty much nothing with it until JSP 1.1.
The current intention is that when JSP 1.1 indicates that the XML form is
valid you will *not* be able to mix-and-match XML and JSP syntax for things
like scriptlets.
Hope this helps,
- eduard/o
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