Generate a HTML file from JSP

Does anyone know how to generate a html file from code in JSP without using a form, as i have one of those already. I don't want this page to appear, just exist.
Thanks

You can do like this:
File outputFile = new File("Publicacao.html");
FileWriter escrever = new FileWriter(outputFile);
escrever.write("<center><h1>Assunto:" + assunto + "</h1></center><br><center><h2>Titulo:" + titulo +"</h2></center><br><center><h3>Sub Titulo:"+subTitulo+"</h3></center><br>"+ conteudo +"<br>");
escrever.close();

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