I am not sure on all of those, but here are a few to start:
> = greater than
< = less than
" = quote
I'm sure the W3C has a reference - www.w3c.org
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Subject: html character escaping: is it possible?
wondered through faq's and couldn't find anything.
basically what i'm needing is a way to escape the
"%", "*", ">", and "<" chars in the jsp so the browser doesn't interpret
them as part of tags.
are there any libraries or anyone got any ideas?
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