Objective
	- Calling External Files within JSP
	Include Action
	Include Directive
	PlugIn Action


	Include Action
	<jsp:include .. />
	This helps to include the output of :
	1. Text File
	2. Html File
	3. Servlet
	4. JSP
	within a JSP at the time of Request.

	Attributes :
	page : Specifies the file to be included
	flush : Specifies whether the main page should be flushed prior to inclusion
	Eg:
	<jsp:include page="Abc.html" flush="true" />


	To pass the parameters from the main page to the included page <jsp:param /> is used.
	Multiple parameters needs to be enclosed with 
	<jsp:params />

	Example:
	<jsp:include page="Xyz.jsp">
	<jsp:params>
	<jsp:param name="name" value="Manish" />
	<jsp:param name="city" value="Bhopal" />
	</jsp:params>
	</jsp:include>

	Within the included page (Xyz.jsp)
	<%
	String nm = request.getParameter("name");
	String ct = request.getParameter("city");
	%>

	The include directive
	<%@ include ..%>

	The include directive includes the contents of:
	1. Text File
	2. Html File
	3. Servlet	
	4. JSP
	within another JSP page at page translation time.

	Attributes 
	file : specifies the file to be included.
	Eg.
	<%@ include file="SomeFile.jsp" %>  

	


Calling Applets within JSP
	<jsp:plugin> .. </jsp:plugin>
	attributes are :
	type : can be bean/applet
	code : specifies the class file
	width : specifies the width of Applet
	height : specifies the height of Applet
	
	NOTE : passing parameters is same as passing 	parameters in <jsp:include>

	If applet is not supported by the client, data within  
	<jsp:fallback>..</jsp:fallback> is displayed
	Eg:
	<jsp:plugin type="Applet" code="MyApplet.class" width=300 height=300>
	<jsp:params>
	<jsp:param name="name" value="Manish" />
	<jsp:param name="city" value="Bhopal" />
	</jsp:params>
	<jsp:fallback>
	Applets are not suported
	</jsp:fallback>
	</jsp:plugin>
