Hello, The last time I did it, I transformed the HMTL file into a JSP file and used the "include" tag of JSP's (if the caller is a JSP). Or the getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher from the servlet API if the caller is a servlet. You can also use getClass().getResourceAsStream() method but it would read from IO (and impair your performance I think) if you did it on every request.
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