Accessing ICS variable using EL

Can we access ics variable using EL. Hope this query is already posted. but I tried the solution. it is not working
I have set an ics variable in a CSElement and I tried to access that in the next line using EL. but I am not getting the values
e.g
<%
ics.SetVar("testvar","testvalue")
%>
fetching value using cs : {cs.testvar}
fetching value using ics : {ics.testvar}
No results for both the line. Is it not possible to access ics object using EL?

Hello
Could you try something like:
e.g
<%
ics.SetVar("testvar","testvalue")
%>
fetching value using cs : ${cs.testvar}
Hope it helps.
Gerardo

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