Hi @include in a JSP function

Hi,
I wanted to use the @include directive in a jsp function. But when I compile it I get errors.
Is this allowed ?
<%!
private boolean isDisplayAllowed () {
%>
<%@include file="foo.inc"%>
<%@include file="bar.inc"%>
<%
%>
Thanks
RT

Thanks
I have a code that is needed to be shared between multiple jsp files. So I moved them to an inc, file so as to share between multiple files.
Now I need to use this in jsp functions, so I am not sure how to do this.
If instead of using include approach if there is any other way to share the code, please let me know.
Thanks
RT

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