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I'm a spoiled Java developer, and I like to hover over my missing classes and choose 'Import com.package.ClassName'.
How do you get Intellisense to work in jsp files?
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Pressing Ctrl+Space the usual way to get the autocomplete with import has always worked for me in all Eclipse versions as far as I recall.
Indeed, most other helpful tooling like the Ctrl+Shift+O (auto-organize imports), Ctrl+1 (quick fix) and so on don't work in JSPs. But, after all, Java code should not be written in JSP files at all. It's not only a developing nightmare (as you encountered yourself in lack of proper tooling support in Eclipse), but it's also bad in all other colors. Just write Java code in normal Java classes.