Including JSPFs from Java Servlets[Solved]

EDIT:
After reading up a bit more on JSP Fragments I realized that they don't work from a Servlet environment. I should have researched a bit more before posting. By switching the files to JSPs, everything works perfectly.
Original:
Hopefully I can make this post make sense because there is very little code I can post in a public environment like this. Here goes nothing...
I have a Servlet, that includes a JSP file using RequestDispatcher.include(). This JSP works fine, and it gets compiled and shown properly. In this "wrapper" jsp, there are multiple calls to various methods in a class which do things such as printing, and including more jspfs, based on the data stored in an XML file.
For some reason, when including JSPFs from the java methods, the raw JSPF's content is being displayed, rather than a compiled version of the content.
Here is an example JSPF:
<%= "Content Coming from a JSPF" %>Here is the code that includes the JSPF:
this.request.getRequestDispatcher(path).include(this.request, this.response);The JSPF shows up in the right spot and everything, but it's the raw JSPF content, not what it should be showing.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks,
-Nivek98
Message was edited by:
nivek98

Hi,
I dont think you can directly do this
tagLT %@ include file="/irj/go/km/docs/etc/public/mimes/PMIS/Static%20Contents/sample.html"% tagGT
check what happens if you directly paste this URL in browser.
Instead, you can create a KM Document iView from the HTML and paste the URL of the iView in the JSP. Or the best way is to create a page, assign the iViwe to the page and generate a short URL for the page and have this short URL in your include.
You can check this for short URLs
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/b3/7b8163404448e7aad7899c0b30313e/content.htm
Srini
Edited by: Sinivasan Rajamani on Feb 18, 2010 5:38 AM
Edited by: Sinivasan Rajamani on Feb 18, 2010 5:36 PM

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