[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well,

you maybe right... Sometimes i get confused of when i should use the
xsp:content tag...

I think only when you want to write a tag with a xsp:expr in between, is
that right?

You use it to denote that you want a text snippet to be generated as XML, not compiled as Java:

<xsp:logic>
   for (int i = 0; i &lt; 5; i++) {
      <xsp:content>Hello World</xsp:content>
   }
</xsp:logic>

If you wouldn't use <xsp:content> here, the compiler would try
to compile the line "Hello World".

-- Andreas


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