Calling RDF files from JSP files

Hi,
I created a report file using Oracle 9i Report Builder and save it as RDF extension.After that I deployed it into the server and it's working properly.But, when I created a simple JSP file(not a report) and try to call that RDF file from this JSP file,the web browser prompts for downloading the entire RDF file.Is there any way to aviod this prompting, and make it to proper ruuning from that JSP ??
Thanks &Regards
Rajesh K.R

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