[vdebernardi]

My Platform:
Eclipse 3.0
Build id: 200406251208
MyEclipse 3.8.0 Beta-2

My question:

In a JSP, I have this line:

<!–disabled=<%if (usersForThisElt.isEmpty()) {%>”false”<%}else{%>”true”<%}%>>–>

When I compile this JSP with <jspc> Ant task there is no error (the compiler used is Jasper from Tomcat 4.1). When I try to compile it within MyEclipse I have the following message:

“Syntax error on token “else”, delete this token”

If I put a comment in each JSP tag (<%– xxxx –%>) it works fine…

Why is there a difference between <jspc> and the MyEclipse JSP compiler ?

Thanks for your help

–Vincent

[Riyad Kalla]

Vincent try <%– and –%> not normal HTML tags. JSP supercedes HTML comments and will get processed anyway, but server comments (<%– –%>) tell the app server to “ignore this content completely”.

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