Special Characters in include file

When I use special characters �� in jsp it works fine.
However, when I've these characters in a different file an d use include directive to include that file it doesn't show up(shows garbage). Any idea ?
Case 1:
jsp1:
contains ��
works fine
Case 2:
jsp1:contains
<%@ include file="textfile.txt" %>
textfile.txt contains: ��
Not working
Any idea ?

Sounds odd,
Please provide more information. But before you do try the following:
<jsp:include page="blah"/>
This works differently vis <%@ include ...%>
I hope this helps
-Richard Burton

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