Can HTML files be parsed as JSP

I currently have my web-app configured to process html files as JSP. Is it possible to configure NitroX so that it will parse .html files as JSP?
I thought changing the Editor in the Preferences: Workbench->"File Associations" might work, but it didn't.

Thanks, that solution works great. It would be terrific if options such as that were configurable within the NitroX Preferences.
Another great preference setting would be a way to change the specified webroot. (I figured out how to do it manually.) The reason I had to do this was due to complications in getting JSTL support in the NitroX JSP editor for my existing webapp.
I use JSP 1.2 and Resin 2.x for my production server. Since JSTL is automatically provided within the container, I do not have the JSTL tld's within my WEB-INF subdirectories. In order to get the JSTL support in the NitroX JSP Editor, (without having to edit my ant build script, directory/file structure, etc), I had to create a new project, choose JSTL support, and then manually edit the .m7project file to specifiy my existing webroot folder, and then restart NitroX (or close and reopen the project). One great enhancement that would be nice, would be the ability to specify the webroot directory while creating a new Web Application.
A solution to my dilemma, and for many other people I imagine, would be to provide JSTL support inherently by allowing the developer to set a flag for the project (during and after creation). When setting that flag, the developer could then be given the option of copying the files as well. Then JSTL could be available via the corresponding standard taglib uri, such as the uri http://java.sun.com/jstl/core for the core JSTL taglib.
I am still in the trial period of NitroX. I almost gave up after spending 3-4 hours trying to get JSTL and EL to work. Things finally look promising and I can't wait to see how NitroX for JSF pans out. If some of these issues are taken care of, I imagine our company will buy a couple of licenses.
Thanks,
Jeffrey Lilly
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