I'd hate to say no absolutely not, but I cannot see a way. Under Tomcat for instance the JSP interpreter automatically puts the code in the _jspService of a class that extends HttpJspBase. Since this is all generated code the only thing that I can see that maybe you could do is change HttpJspBase, but this would affect all your JSP's . . . and I am not prepared to go there as you are effectively messing with the JSP container itself.
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