When the generated code contains <% and %>, such as Jsp, it can modify the startTag and endTag.
<$ $> replace <% %> with the following examples:
Another way to use the escape character "\", <\% \%> replace <% %>.
The generated content contains the structure of the jmr tag, such as the mybatis tag, which is similar to the jmr tag. You can set prefix to jmr tag.
Add top of template: <%@taglib prefix="..." id="org.jmr.core.commonTags"%>
Jmr tag add prefix you set, example:
