File Include Relative Pathing Problem

Was developing large jsp app in JRUN, recently switched to Oracle 9i.
However the includes work differently.
In 9i it seems that if a jsp page includes a jsp file, that in turn includes a jsp file... the path to the second include must be relative to the first jsp page and NOT the calling page.
This discourages code reuse!
Is it a bug or what?
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Yes I have a jsp file and that file has a tag like
<jsp:include page="/fragments/test.html" flush="true" />
jsp application is deployed on Weblogic App server,but the test.html is in on Web Server(IIS). I know that according to the JSP specs,it looks for the test.html with respect to the application context and since test.html could not be found,throws servlet exception. But if I try to use this application with Websphere,it works because WAS will try to look for the test.html with respect to the server context.
Is there a way Weblogic could work the way as WAS?
Thanks

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