Link JavaScript or CSS from JAR file?

Hello,
In JSF, it is easy to link static resources from JAR, is it possible to do this without using JSF? Let's say in a standard JSP/Servlet container.
Best regards,
Eric

Write a servlet which takes the file name as parameter (or as part of URL), reads the desired file from the classpath using ClassLoader#getResourceAsStream() and writes it to the outputstream of the response. Map this servlet on an url-pattern covering the CSS and JS file (using directory prefix?) and put the appropriate URLs in your HTML.

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