How to Include a HTML file in a UIX Page

I have an old .html file (content.html) which contains some infomation and now I want to present that information inside a Uix Page! Is it possible to do so if then how.
I tried using uix include tag but no luck.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Kolluru

Here is the .jsp file and the serverinclude tag is written in the 4th line from last.
<uix:servletInclude source="layout.html" />
I want the content of the layout.html in the main content pane but instead it is getting added on to the top or to the SideNav.
Thanks for the help anyway.
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<%@ page errorPage="errorpage.jsp" contentType="text/html;charset=windows-1252"%>
<%@ taglib uri="http://xmlns.oracle.com/uix/ui" prefix="uix" %>
<%@ taglib uri="/webapp/DataTags.tld" prefix="jbo" %>
<jbo:ApplicationModule id="MyBC4JModule" definition="MyUIX.MyBC4JModule" releasemode="Stateful" />
<jbo:DataSource id="ds1" appid="MyBC4JModule" viewobject="EmpView1" rangesize="4" />
<%-- user interface begins here --%>
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Oracle Migration Maps </TITLE>
<uix:styleSheet/>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<uix:pageLayout>
<uix:pageHeader>
<uix:globalHeader selectedIndex="0">
<uix:contents>
<uix:link text="Migration Maps" destination="uixpage1.jsp" />
<uix:link text="Migration Checklist" destination="http://www.oracle.com" />
<uix:link text="Templates" destination="http://www.oracle.com" />
<uix:link text="Scripts" destination="http://mtg.ie.oracle.com" />
<uix:link text="Release" destination="http://www.oracle.com/" disabled="true" />
</uix:contents>
</uix:globalHeader>
</uix:pageHeader>
<uix:productBranding>
<uix:image source="productBrand.gif" shortDesc="product" />
</uix:productBranding>
<uix:cobranding>
<uix:image source="cobrand.gif" shortDesc="brand" />
</uix:cobranding>
<uix:copyright>
<uix:flowLayout>
<uix:contents>
<uix:image source="images/info.gif" />
<uix:link text=" @Copyright 2003, Oracle Corp. " destination="http://www.oracle.com" />
</uix:contents>
</uix:flowLayout>
</uix:copyright>
<uix:privacy>
<uix:flowLayout>
<uix:contents>
<uix:image source="images/info.gif" />
<uix:link text="privacy statement" destination="http://www.oracle.com" />
</uix:contents>
</uix:flowLayout>
</uix:privacy>
<uix:globalButtons>
<uix:globalButtonBar>
<uix:contents>
<uix:globalButton icon="images/returntoportal.gif" text="Home"
destination="uixpage1.jsp"/>
<uix:globalButton icon="images/logout.gif" text="Logout"
destination="http://www.oracle.com"/>
<uix:globalButton icon="images/preferences.gif" text="Preferences"
destination="http://www.oracle.com"/>
<uix:globalButton icon="images/help.gif" text="Help"
destination="http://www.oracle.com" targetFrame="_blank"/>
</uix:contents>
</uix:globalButtonBar>
</uix:globalButtons>
<uix:breadCrumbs>
<uix:contents>
<uix:link text="Home" destination="uixpage1.jsp" />
<uix:link text="Qualification" destination="qualification.jsp" />
<uix:link text="Customer Survey" destination="customersurvey.jsp" />
</uix:contents>
</uix:breadCrumbs>
<uix:quickSearch>
<uix:messageTextInput prompt="Search" name="QSearch" text="Cabo">
<uix:end>
<uix:submitButton accessKey="g" text="Go" />
</uix:end>
</uix:messageTextInput>
</uix:quickSearch>
<uix:start>
<uix:sideNav>
<uix:link text="Home" destination="uixpage1.jsp" />
<uix:link text="Help" destination="/site1/PageTemplate.jsp" />
<uix:link text="Migration Process Guide" destination="http://pta.us.oracle.com:9999/" />
<uix:link text="MSMS v1.1" destination="http://amgdev1.ie.oracle.com/mtg/" />
<uix:link text="Knowledge Base" destination="http://webiv.oraclecorp.com" />
<uix:link text="Factory Infrastructure" destination="http://webiv.oraclecorp.com" />
<uix:link text="BugDB" destination="http://bug.us.oracle.com" />
<uix:link text="Oracle Migration Workbench " destination="http://webiv.oraclecorp.com" />
<uix:link text="Application SQL Tools" destination="http://webiv.oraclecorp.com" />
<uix:link text="Support" destination="http://webiv.oraclecorp.com" />
<uix:link text="Migration Technology Centre" destination="http://otn.oracle.com/tech/migration/content.html" />
<uix:link text="Migration Technology Group" destination="http://mtg.ie.oracle.com" />
</uix:sideNav>
</uix:start>
<uix:end>
<uix:contentContainer text="Related Maps" background="light" icon="testInfo.gif" width="100%">
<uix:link text="Customer Surveys" destination="http://www.oracle.com" />
<uix:link text="Survey Request" destination="http://www.oracle.com" />
<uix:link text="Customer Analysis" destination="http://www.oracle.com" />
</uix:contentContainer>
</uix:end>
<%-- Main page contents go here --%>
<uix:contents>
<uix:header styleClass="OraLightHeader" text="Qualification Stage" />
<uix:styledText styleClass="OraHeaderSubSub" text="" />
<uix:spacer width="10" height="15" />
<uix:styledText styleClass="OraDarkHeaderSubSub" text="Qualifying the Customer - Receiving Customer Surveys" />
<uix:spacer width="10" height="10" />
<bc4juix:TableDetail></bc4juix:TableDetail>
<uix:styledText styleClass="OraInstructionText" text="Prospective customers
are identified by a variety of sources, such as sales consultants and
Oracle Direct. These customers are asked to complete a customer survey and
the results are automatically sent to the Migration Factory. The table below
lists the location of the customer surveys once they are released on the
Oracle eMarketing system." />
<uix:spacer width="10" height="20" />
<uix:servletInclude source="layout.html" />
</uix:contents>
</uix:pageLayout>
</BODY>

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