Cannot include a staic file in a JSP

hi everybody,
i have a requeirement as follows.
i need to include a static html file in a JSP which IS NOT IN application server's jsp folder.
i tried specifying actual file path and server's absolute path.
not n use. can some body help me.
application server : iplanet.6 supporting jsp1.0

I hope you are using the file include.
i.e <%include file="C:\myfile" %>
<%@ include file="c:\myfile" %> ... Probably what you meant, but just clearing up any confusion.

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Any kind of help will be highly appreciated.
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I want to try your solution.
just wanted some more clarification .....
So, let's say you have:
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Whatever follows below this line is the describtion of the web appp structure which i have in my company.
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I will be using alphabets like a.jsp ... b.jsp .... to keep the explanation small...
I have an a.jsp file which includes a b.jsp file which in turn includes a c.jsp......
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Now as a developer .... i want the c.jsp to include a d.jsp file which contains JSF components...
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