Include HTML file

Hi
I am using JBoss 3.2.2 application server and Apache web server.
In my application I have to include static HTMLs outside from context root .
for eg context root is e:\jboss\server\deploy\MyApplication.
and static html path is "e:\test\"
1) When I add <%@ include file="E:\test\test1.html" %> in my JSP file it gives me following exception even if test1.html exists in test folder.
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: /jsp/website/testing.jsp(1,0) File "E:\test\test1.html" not found
2) When I add <jsp:include page="e:\test\test1.html" />
gives me same exception as in first case.
Can any one please help me....
Quick reply is appreciate....ITs urgent....
thanks in advance
ashish

you can only specify relative paths to include or forward I'm afraid (so an URL like http://somesite.com/myinclude.jsp is also not going to work). You could simulate this behavior by opening the file yourself and dumping the content to the browser using the regular java File / FileReader classes.

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