Html block of code into jsp page.

Is there possible, using JSF and tiles, to include dynamically a block of html code into a jsp file, or tile ?
I've tried to create an html file and to include it in a jsp, but at runtime the contents of the html code is not refreshed.
Any ideas ?
Maybe using a custom component that acts like a div container for the html code ?
Thanks in advance.
Edited by: veveu on Mar 4, 2008 7:18 AM

I thought about including it in an outputText tag but i never tried it because the output text shouldn't be rendered as html code (by definition).
Thank you for your brilliant solution, it works fine now.

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