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I think you are setting the variable incorrectly, try this:<br />
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&lt;c:set var =&quot;_p0&quot; value=&quot;&lt;%=PolicyQuery.getI<wbr />NSURED_ADD<wbr />RESS_LINE1<wbr />(0)%&gt;&quot;/&gt;
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I think you are setting the variable incorrectly, try this:

<c:set var ="_p0" value="<%=PolicyQuery.getINSURED_ADDRESS_LINE1(0)%>"/>

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that shouldn't make any difference (afaik)
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that shouldn't make any difference (afaik)

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i m getting an error saying _p0 cannot be resolved, how can i resolve this?
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i m getting an error saying _p0 cannot be resolved, how can i resolve this?

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hi,<br />
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i am setting a variable with EL syntax as mentioned below.<br />
&lt;c:set var =&quot;_p0&quot;&gt;&lt;%=PolicyQuery.getI<wbr />NSURED_ADD<wbr />RESS_LINE1<wbr />(0)%&gt;&lt;/c:s<wbr />et&gt;<br />
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am trying to call this scriptlet method like this: <br />
&lt;%=PolicyQuery.getSingleQu<wbr />otDoubleQu<wbr />otEncoding<wbr />(_p0)%&gt; --this line is throwing error.<br />
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_p0 passed in this method is set with EL , how can i get that in SCRIPTLET ?
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hi,

i am setting a variable with EL syntax as mentioned below.
<c:set var ="_p0"><%=PolicyQuery.getINSURED_ADDRESS_LINE1(0)%></c:set>

am trying to call this scriptlet method like this: 
<%=PolicyQuery.getSingleQuotDoubleQuotEncoding(_p0)%> --this line is throwing error.

_p0 passed in this method is set with EL , how can i get that in SCRIPTLET ?

how to pass an EL variable into a scriptlet?

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