I would assume that the @include page directive would work better,
given that the content is static. The jsp:include is for including
dynamic output from another object in your response.

Steffen Fiedler wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I have two problems with <jsp:inlude> - tag:
>
>1) I can only include files with extension .html or .jsp, when i try to
>include other files (e.g. .txt) , the generated HTML-code just ends
>at the point where the included text should appear, without any
>error-message. When i rename file.txt to file.html its included
>correctly. I found this behaviour nowhere described.
>
>2) The include-tag seems to destroy the correct character-encoding.
>E.g. german Umlaute are shown as ?. When i request the included
>file directly its shown correct, on the including jsp-page too.
>
>Thanks for any help,
>Steffen
>
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