Dave:
The getProperty method of your bean should be written in such a way
that if the property value is null, it has to just return a specific string
such as %nbsp.
Thanks
Venkat
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> Is there a way to tweak jsp:getProperty so that it returns %nbsp; if the
> property is null or empty string?
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> Dave Ford
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