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simple JSTL result does not display out - installation?

 
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hi, good day, i have test a simple sample on jstl , but somehow it only show me the EL but not result , below is my sample



when the page run , it only display ${hello} ...but not the result, do anyone know what wrong with it ?

for your information, i have put jstl.jar and standard.jar into web-inf\lib

and i using tomcat 5.0.12 and implementing struts 1.1

thank you very much for helping

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Use this

<c:set var="hello" value="Hello World!" />
<c ut value='${hello}' />
 
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hi, sanat kumar padhy ..it still the same result ...the page display only
"${hello}" but not "hello world!"
 
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