Yeah - I don't think Struts should be responsible for this either. As I said - check out Jakarta Taglibs. There is discussion of implementing this behavior in the string taglib I think.

edgar wrote:

Wouldn't the solution be, rather than rewriting the bean:write tag, be
for *someone* to write a tag which in the processing of the body
substitutes \n for <br />.

You would use it like

	<usertag:br><bean:write property='aaaa' /></usertag:br>

I have one which sticks in <tr> </tr> after a given number of <td> or
<th> if you want a sample.

This way there is a clean deliniation between struts and user code.

Edgar

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