Embed src in Servlets

Hello,
I am confused on as to why I am only able to embed a source in my Servlet by referring to a remote file only. I have:
out.println("<embed src=\"http://192.168.1.8:8081/alt1.svg\" width=\"1000\" height=\"1000\" type=\"image/svg+xml\">");and it would be great if it was like:
//with a local file
out.println("<embed src=\"c:\\alt1.svg\" width=\"1000\" height=\"1000\" type=\"image/svg+xml\">");Does anybody know why I am only able to get a remote file? How can I access a local file instead? Thank you.
Victor.

Hi,
Okay, here's the situation:
I have a set of files that are processed by my servlet. PrintWriter in my doGet() method appends data to common accumulator file. So, I am using FileWriter/FileReader to access and store my file locally.
Now, I have created a user interface that when a user selects data(which is in SVG code) from a particular file, that data has to be drawn on a screen. So, you see that this data comes from files strored locally, okay so far?
So, the problem is that this data is displayed using <embed src=http://....> way and when I try to access this file, it takes a **few attempts** to get the next file data. So, data is changed using FileWriter but is accessed using remote call. I think the problem is that there is some sort of latency or something like that involved between a change in a local file and that change being recieved through remote call. That's why I think if I access the file locally, this problem will be solved. I hope I made sense.
Thank you,
Victor.

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