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Hi, 
 
I have following code in my JSP page: 
&lt;td class=&quot;td_muc&quot; align=&quot;left&quot;&gt;${document.description}&lt;/td&gt; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 
When I put some Html tags inside document.description, these tags will be processed by browser. I would like to avoid this, and one way is to replace this with jstl tag: 
&lt;td class=&quot;td_muc&quot; align=&quot;left&quot;&gt;&lt;c:out value=”${document.description}”&gt;&lt;/td&gt; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 
This way entities will be automatically encoded, for example &lt;&nbsp;will be automatically encoded to &amp;lt;. 
 
I have a huge existing jsp code-base and I would like to encode output without significantly modifying code and while keeping 
&lt;td class=&quot;td_muc&quot; align=&quot;left&quot;&gt;${document.description}&lt;/td&gt;. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
Is there any way to perform this encoding without using jstl tags, by means of some directive or similar? 
 
Thank you, 
 
Damn 

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Hi, 

I have following code in my JSP page:
<td class="td_muc" align="left">${document.description}</td>	

When I put some Html tags inside document.description, these tags will be processed by browser. I would like to avoid this, and one way is to replace this with jstl tag:
<td class="td_muc" align="left"><c:out value=”${document.description}”></td>	

This way entities will be automatically encoded, for example < will be automatically encoded to &lt;.

I have a huge existing jsp code-base and I would like to encode output without significantly modifying code and while keeping 
<td class="td_muc" align="left">${document.description}</td>.	
Is there any way to perform this encoding without using jstl tags, by means of some directive or similar?

Thank you,

Damn

Escaping Html with EL expressions similar to &lt;c:out escapeXml=”true”

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Escaping Html with EL expressions similar to &lt;c:out escapeXml=”true”

Escaping Html with EL expressions similar to <c:out escapeXml=”true”