I don't think this is available in the EL, but I'll ask just to make sure.
Struts property references allow you to specify array indices, like
"arrayIndexed[3]", when you have a method in your bean like this:
public int getArrayIndexed(int index) {
return (arrayName[index]);
}
This is in addition to the more conventional references like "array[3]", with a
corresponding bean method of this:
public int[] getArray() {
return (this.arrayName);
}
JSTL can deal with the latter, allowing a reference like "array[3]". I don't
believe it will handle the former in any way. Is that correct? I've tried
some experiments and gone through the EL syntax, and I don't see anything like
this.
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