How to include a file in jsp!

I need dynamic inlude a jsp file by use inlude file �B

Use
<%@ include file="file.jsp" %>
which works at translation time so your file can be a jsp file or use
<jsp:include page="relative url" flush="true" />
which works at request time so the file can't contain JSP.

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    When you use the request dispatcher, the relative path for all your ressources becomes the relative path of your calling serlvet and not the JSP/servlet that you call. Make sure to use the full relative path such as:
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    hi,
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  • How to include .css file into jsp file in portal application

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  • Include .PDF file in JSP

    Am I able to include .pdf file in a .jsp page? If it is yes, how to do it?

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    I want to upload a file using JSP. I tried Jason's Multipart program, but it is creating some problem. Pls suggest me the alternate. How to write a code. Is there any bean available for free download. Pls. help me.
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  • How to include .php file in .shtml using SSI

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  • How to include header files from different directories?

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