as far as I know (which isn't very far :-) PHP uses <? .. ?> as delimiters, so you could just change "%" to "?" in the eqs above (and of course, change "ASP" to "PHP" if you prefer) and it should work.
JSP seems to be using its own tag library (things like <jsp:getProperty .. /> and so on) as well as blocks like <% .. %>. perhaps you could use this tool and a full-blown HTML (or XHTML) parser to recognize JSP tags in HTML blocks, but I really don't know.
cheers,
Aldo
King of Laziness, Wizard of Impatience, Lord of Hubris
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PHP is configurable to use [http://us4.php.net/basic-syntax|many tags: <? <% <?php and
<script language="php">
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