What is the best way to include an xml file in JSP?

I have a jsp page that I need to include an xml file. The xml file
          uses an xsl to render the file. What is the best way to include the
          xml file and still maintain the structure of the style sheet?
          Thanks
          Jennifer

          The best way is using the tag lib. If you cannot, but you can use JAXP, you can
          try
          javax.xml.transform.Transformer.transform(Source xmlSource,
          Result outputTarget)
          throws TransformerException
          You construct the transformer with you xsl, use you xml file or DOM to form xmlSource,
          and use JSPWriter "out" to form outputTarget (StreamResult). But if your JSP page
          generates the xml itself, tag lib is the only way.
          [email protected] (Jennifer) wrote:
          >[email protected] (Jennifer) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
          >> I have a jsp page that I need to include an xml file. The xml file
          >> uses an xsl to render the file. What is the best way to include the
          >> xml file and still maintain the structure of the style sheet?
          >>
          >> Thanks
          >>
          >> Jennifer
          >
          >Or is there a way to parse the xml file with the jsp page to display
          >the information. I cannot use the Java Standard Tag Libraries as the
          >version of iplanet we are running does not support the JSTL
          >
          >Thanks
          >
          >Jennifer

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