you're right. in my experience, i've had the same problem with the same server.
"Alvarez Contera, Jos� Alberto" wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm using Netscape Application Server 4.0 and I'm trying to include an HTML
> file into a JSP.
>
> The first problem is that the supposed JSP syntax for includes, either <%@
> include file="URL" %> or <jsp:include page="URL" />, don't seem to do
> anything. I have to use "ASP-like" syntax: <!--#include file="URL"-->
>
> The second problem, is that the file I want to include is outside the path
> /NASApp/ (under which every jsp resides in NAS 4.0), in the area where the
> web server (which is Netscape Enterprise Server 3.6) reads the HTML and
> image files. The <!--#include--> command works with relative paths, but not
> with virtual paths. In ASP you could use <!--#include virtual="URL"--> and
> it parsed the URL as a virtual directory in the web server, and mapped it to
> the physical path before reading the file; but this doesn't seem to work on
> NAS.
>
> So, is it possible to include files from directories outside /NASApp?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> JAAC
>
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