> But it brings the jsp as a text, what I need is to execute the jsp and get
> the output on my page .
> any idea ?

document() does just the same operation as your web browser would do.
If you just give it a local path to the file name then you get the file
you asked for, but if you give it a (typically http) URI to your
JSP-enabled server then the server will execute the jsp page and return
the result.

David

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