Put HTML reference on JSP

Hi everybody,
I'd like to have a web app based on jsp files which include different HTML files stored on Apache Web Server (on a different machine!!)
Ex. Header.html, Menu.html and so on...
I tried with Stuts tags but it seems not working with HTML files!
Es.
<template:insert template='/jsp/FixedPortal/template.jsp'>
<template:put name='Fixed_Portal' content='http://webserver/Portal.htm' />
</template:insert>
Do you know how to create JSP with struts or in another way.
Regards

I doubt the template taglib supports getting files from other servers. maybe write your own version which uses URLConnection to get the file?

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