Embedding HTML image logo in a JSP file

Hi all,
I'm embedding a .jpg logo in my e-Commerce site JSP page, hence coding in HTML. I want to show both my companyname in text and my company logo in jpeg file in a single frame. Can someone please tell me how I'll be able to do that?
Thx.
S
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Wow, this is absolutely incredible... you try to parse an empty String to an int and it throws an exception... I'd never have thought.

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