Jsp declaration and import statement

Hi All
I have some problems with JSP.
I have wrtten a declaration in jsp like this.....
<%@ page language="java"%>
<%!
Date date = new Date();
List al new ArrayList();
public List getList(){
al.add("Hi");
return al;
%>
The List is-> <%= getList()%>
Note that i did not import anything, it gives the output without any compile time/runtime error. How it is happening?
If i write any thing in scriplets.......like List, Date, it is giving compile time error asking to import this.
I am using weblogic8.1
May i get the correct answer for this ASAP?
Thanks and Regards
Kasim
[b]

weblogic includes certain import statements in the JSP page when it is compiled.
That is why u r not getting an error some times!!
Check your weblogic documentation to find more details abt that
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