I want to include a series of small files, based on a string. For instance, if the string was: String fileString="a b c d e"; I would split it into an array, fileArray, and do something like the following:

for (i=0; i < fileArray.length; i++) {
 include "./" + fileArray[i] + ".inc.jsp";
}

Since each included file (in this case) is going to be a call to a table-building routine, each will look something like this:

out.write(myTableFunction(SourceName, sourceElement, "fieldname", "cname",
new String [] { "errorField" },
new String [] { "Hdr1", "Hdr2", "Hdr3", "Hdr4" },
new String [] { "fld1", "fld2", "fld3", "fld4" },
new int[] { flag1, flag2, flag3, flag4 }
))

The idea is that the list of tables to be built will change pretty often, and by simply updating the list of filenames, I can change which tables are built, and in which order. I've attempted things like:

for (i=0; i < fileArray.length; i++) {
 String fn = "./" + fileArray[i] + ".inc.jsp";
 %><jsp: include '<%= fn %>' /><%
}

But that throws various errors, such as undefined variables (sourceElement). Is what I'm basically trying to do even theoretically possible? Does anyone have any examples of something similar working? (Sorry I can't post actual code, but the project is on a closed intranet.)