Importing a defined package

Hi all, I'm having issues setting up packages and importing stuff between them.
My scenario is this
I have a package called WebUtils where I want to put all my web related classes.
I have a class called DatabaseConnection in the WebUtils package that my web stuff can access using import WebUtils.DatabaseConnection
I have another set of classes for manipulating XML that I want to put in package WebUtils.Xml.*
My problem is that the classes in WebUtils.Xml can't access the DatabaseConnection class. Is there a way for classes in WebUtils.Xml to access other parts in the package without changing my classpath?

It seems to be a common misconception that because packages share names, that they are somehow linked in java...
The packages WebUtils and WebUtils.Xml have no more in common as they do with, say, java.util. The names merely make it clear to whoever uses the packages that the classes are related.
In short, if you need to access a class in WebUtils you need to import WebUtils.*; and if you need to access a class in WebUtils.Xml, you need to import WebUtils.Xml.*;
In particular, the classes in WebUtils.Xml still need to import WebUtils.DataBaseConnection; in order to use it

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