Very simply?  In the code for IncludeTag why could you not
have used RequestDispatcher.include() to get the content as String?

A URLConnection is used to open a socket and effective internally
read the content from the server.

Does the server know it has a request from the same client?

Is the HttpSession object shared between the client (IncludeTag) and
the server?

If this is so true, could transfer information to the URL target with the
`session.setAttribute()' method ? That is I could do this
`session.setAttribute( "bestShow", "JavaONE 2002"  ) and the URL target
could retrieve it with `session.getAttribute("bestShow")'

Is this is an expensive operation? Especially if I have lots of
<bean:include> elements in a JSP.

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