Import external HTML contents to JSP

Hi,
Anybody knows if the WLW has a JSP tag that can be used to import external HTML
contents to my current JSPs? Something similar to JSTL import.
Thanks
Qiu

Qiu--
WLW doesn't have one specifically.
You can certainly use that tag from the Jakarta standard tags 1.0 implementation of JSTL -- this
version does not require JSP 2.0 and can run on a 2.3 Servlet container.
Hope that helps...
Eddie
Shiye Qiu wrote:
Hi,
Anybody knows if the WLW has a JSP tag that can be used to import external HTML
contents to my current JSPs? Something similar to JSTL import.
Thanks
Qiu

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