This is especially useful when creating page templates. For example,
you can use JSP includes to embed separate JSP files as a header or footer
for your page templates. You can edit the embedded JSP file directly without
having to open it.
To add a jsp:include to yourWeb page:
If
you do not want the embedded file to display in the Design page, you can turn
this setting off by selecting . The embedded page is
replaced by a small icon.
Note: Page Designer cannot display embedded documents
properly in the Design page when the parent document and embedded document
are ill-formed. "Ill-formed" means that a HTML tag's start tag and end tag
are located in separate files. Though they can work properly with an application
server, Page Designer cannot display such embedded documents properly. Page
Designer also cannot show embedded documents properly in the Design page when
the embedded document has a <frame> or <frameset> tag.
Note: Page Designer shows an
embedded document's contents in the Design page, such as fragment documents
embedded by jsp include directives or actions, but they are not shown in the
Preview page.