The reference implementation uses out.println() for JSP expressions, e.g.,
test expr [<%=abc"%>]
translates to something like:
out.write("test expr [");
out.println("abc");
out.write("]\r\n");
This appears in a browser as:
test expr [abc ]
Note space before ]. This seems a pretty clear violation of 5.4(3):
An expression is transformed into a Java statement to insert the value of
the expression, converted to java.lang.String if needed, into the stream
currently named by the implicit variable out. No additional newlines or
space is included.
(Thanks to Alex Vernet.)
Bob
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