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  <head><title>2.12.1 Request Time Attribute Values</title></head>
    <% String beanName="org.gjt.jsp.test.MiniBeanInt0"; int value = 1;%>
    <jsp:useBean id="mybean" 
	         type='org.gjt.jsp.test.MiniBeanInt0' 
                 beanName='<%= beanName %>'/>
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    <jsp:setProperty name="mybean" property="x" value='<%= value %>'/>
    Value: <%= (mybean.getX()==1) ? "set" : "not-set" %>

    <h1>2.12.1 Request Time Attribute Values</h1>
An attribute value of the form "&lt;%= scriptlet_expr%&gt;" or '&lt;%= scriptlet_expr %&gt;'
denotes a request-time attribute value. 
If there are more than one such attribute in a tag, 
the expressions are evaluated left-to-right.

<p>The following attributes accept request-time attribute expressions:
<ul>
<li>The value  attribute of jsp:setProperty. The beanName attribute of jsp:useBean.
</ul>
<p>FIXME: I'm not sure about quoting here.
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