To get the absolute path of a file in JSP

Hi,
I want to include a HTML page in a jsp.The path of the jsp should not be hot coded.So that i can get the path from the jsp file i am running and then concat the correspondinghtml file name to the absolute path of the jsp file i am running.What can i do to get the absolute path of the jsp file.

I dont know if there is a way to get the path of the current jsp - but you sure can get the path to your web application using the ServletContext's getRealPath() method and then if you have stored the html (say x.html) in a folder (called, say 'static') immediately under your application root,
String contextPath = application.getRealPath("/"); //path to your application ctxt
String htmlFilePath = contextPath.append("/static/x.html");ram.

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