Including .vbs in JSP

Hi all
Can anyone tel me now to include a .vbs(vb script file) in the JSP
i tried like this
<script language="vbscript" src="/essPortal/resources/vbs/emulator.vbs"></script>
but im getting an script error telling "Type mismatch". But when i place the script function directly in the JSP its working fine.
Is there a way we can include .vbs in jsp

guys got teh answer, i was using script header in teh .vbs file

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