> I'm afraid not, the <%@ include ..> directive is a
> compile-time directive, it is translated when a JSP is
> converted to a servlet. And tags are executed only at
> run-time. The only "tag extended information" classes
> are executed at compile-time, but they don't help
> either (at least in JSP 1.1).
>

Thanks for your response.
This didn't appear to be a problem at first - I can just use the
pageContext.include(String url) method.
This also means that the JSP I include must not contain any <%@ include
tags. This isn't too much of a problem, I have changed these to <jsp:include
tags.
The real problem I am having is that if I include an HTML file that contains
a frameset, the source files for the frames don't get included.
Is there anyway I can get round this problem?

Thanks,
Catharine

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