> > I noticed that <j:set/> has an "encode" attribute, but
> that's used to
> encode
> > stuff like "<" into "&lt;", right? So you propose
> to add another
> > attribute "encoding" to control whether to encode data into
> valid XML
> text?
>
> Sorry I meant the 'encode' attribute. This defaults to true which will
> encode > into <. So setting this to false will fix your issue.
>
Doesn't seem to work for me (using CVS version)... No matter if I set
"encode" to true or false, the outcome of the script:
<j:jelly xmlns:j="jelly:core">
<j:set var="foo" encode="false">
<bar/>
</j:set>
${foo}
</j:jelly>
is always "<bar></bar>". Am I missing something else here?
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knut