The JSP 1.2 specification made a stronger distinction between JSP documents
and non-XML JSP pages. For instance standard actions like <jsp:expression>
were only available in JSP documents. The difference proved to be confusing and
distracting and the distinction has been relaxed in JSP 2.0 to facilitate the
transition from the JSP syntax to XML syntax.
is accepted in JSPX, but highlighted as error in JSP. While it is successfully deployed and works on Tomcat 5.
Consider possibility to resolve JSP pages code accordingly 2.0/2.1 specification.
The JSP 1.2 specification made a stronger distinction between JSP documents
and non-XML JSP pages. For instance standard actions like <jsp:expression>
were only available in JSP documents. The difference proved to be confusing and
distracting and the distinction has been relaxed in JSP 2.0 to facilitate the
transition from the JSP syntax to XML syntax.
is accepted in JSPX, but highlighted as error in JSP. While it is successfully deployed and works on Tomcat 5.
Consider possibility to resolve JSP pages code accordingly 2.0/2.1 specification.