I have a simple Java object that I'm using Jackson to serialize to JSON, and then I'm dropping that into a `<script>` tag in my JSP page as part of initializing a JavaScript object. e.g.

```
<script>SomeLib.load(${someObject});</script>

```

This works great *unless* one of the fields of someObject is a String that contains `"</script>"`, because of [this issue](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/236073/why-split-the-script-tag-when-writing-it-with-document-write). That is, if the output looks like this:

```
<script>SomeLib.load({"someValue":"hacked!</script>"});</script>

```

then the browser (tested in both Chrome and FF so far) believes the `</script>` tag after `hacked!` is closing the script tag. Which breaks the JavaScript and leaves `"});</script>` visible to the user.

Is there a way to get Jackson to escape that value in some fashion that will fix this problem?