Calling multidimensional array in JSP into other JSP

hello friends,
nice to c good replies over here...so i want to post my problem in JSP using multi-dimensional
array..
One JSP contains mutli-dimensional array and i want to call this JSP into the other JSP in which i can use the values of that array.

i think the jsp include directive should be suitable for you. the variables from the included jsp can be used in the jsp which is including it.
<%@ include file="whatever.jsp" %>

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