How to import jsp file in other jsp file

I am using JSP for a website and my database is in Oracle. I want to connect to Oracle database in one jsp file such as connection .jsp.
Then I want to use this same connection in all the jsp files by importing the jsp file. (I know in Core java we can do this by import statement e.g. import connection.java) but how can I do this in jsp. whwn i am importing connection.jsp using <%@ page import=connection.jsp%> It is showing errors.
Plz help me. It's very urgent.
Thanks in advance.

Thats because import is for importing packages as any jsp tutorial could have told you. You are looking for include:
<%@ include file="connection.jsp"%>

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