JEditorPane  == "Web Project In Eclipse  "

Hi,
I am using eclipse 3.2 and I am creating a "Bank" project as a "dynamic web project" in eclipse.
My Bank project's gui has a JEditorpane . I also have a button outside JEditorpane.
When the button is clicked, a html file (form) is displayed inside JEditorpane.
My html file name is "checking.html". I had placed "checking.html" inside the C:/...../workspace/Bank.
But when I give like this and click button ,it is not displayling my html file in the JEditorpane.
But instead of having that "Bank" project as a "dynamic web project" in eclipse, if I have it as "java project" in eclipse, it is able to display the html file on button click.
But I want to have 'Bank' only as "dynamic web project" in eclipse. So what can I do to resolve this issue.
          checking_button.addActionListener(
                    new ActionListener()
                    public void actionPerformed (ActionEvent event)
                         try
                            jeditor_pane.setPage("file:checking.html");
                         catch(Exception e)
          );

I want to find out the implemented classes of these interfaces.
can i use the right click menu of mouse to find those classes ?If you want to find the implementors of an interface:
(1) Right click on the interface whereever it occurs in your code or in the Package
Explorer, and select "Open Type Hierarchy (F4)"
(2) Then in the Type Hierarchy pane, right click on the interface and follow the menu
from "Implementors". You can find the classes that implement this interface in your
workspace, project or in a working set.

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