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Subject: Should BodyContent.getString() evaluate my scriptlet?
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 10:00:58 -0400
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When I do something like this:

<mytag><%= name %></mytag>

my handler's doAfterBody() performs a BodyContent.getString() and, instead
of getting "Joe" or "Mary" or whatever the variable's value is, it gets "<%=
name %>". How can I force it to evaluate this expression before I access it
in my handler's doAfterBody()?

Thanks very much.
d.