Magnus Haraldsen Amundsen pisze:
> That’s one way to do it, but then the textarea won’t be empty on submit.
> I’d also like to understand the automagic that escapes the <textarea>
> with <textarea /> even when a </textarea> is present. But it’s not very
> important, I can always do a “ “.equals(textarea) in the Java class
> instead of a “”.equals(textarea),

It's matter of chosing right serializer in order to have </textarea> tag. This 
has been brought
many, many times on this list so I suggest searching archives, I'm sure you 
will the answer.

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Grzegorz

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