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 The next part to fix are complex attribute values. These are attributes where the content contains some JSP region like a JSP expression or EL expression. In tokenising we again have two possibilities: a JSP Content region within a JSP taglib tag and a JSP content region in a non-JSP tag (template text as far as JSP is concerned).

Since Eclipse parses both the template text (to allow for HTML/XML checking) and the JSP it needs to distinguish these cases. For non-JSP tag values (and all places where JSP scriptlets are used outside of a tag attribute) there are no quoting rules except the rules for the embedded language itself. So a properly escaped piece of code using a non-JSP attibute value would be: