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I have a top level class called Directory which contains a Set of Folder Objects. In the Folder class, I have another Set of objects called SubFolders. In the SubFolder class, I have properties like fileName, fileSize, uploadDate etc. All of the above classes are modelled as Javabeans with getter and setter properties.

Hierarchically, it is represented as:

Directory----->Folder------>SubFolder.

How can I access the fileName property using EL? Any help is appreciated. Thanks!!!
 
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I'm not sure it will work with Set. You should use List or an array instead.

Then, assuming that variables are respectively called directory, folder and subfolder :
directory.folder[0].subfolder[0].fileName

You have to use indexes to access the folders and subfolders.
 
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Ok, tell me how will you go in scriplets?

And yes, List would be more appropriate candidate. Any reasons for using a Set?
 
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