Accessing PublicObject_Array in a JSP/Servlet

Guys I really need help on this one. I'm sure it's something simple but maybe I'm looking to hard. I Created a ClassObject with Folder as the the SuperClass. I added several extended attributes, one being an PublicObject_Array which is ClassDomain controlled to point to only a ClassObject with the Supertype being an ApplicationObject which is named TRBINFO.
Summary:
So we have a ClassObject named PROJECT which is a subtype of Folder and has a PublicObject_Array as a data type, and this is an array that references only TRBINFOs which is a subtype of ApplicationObject. I'm unable to figure out how to access the TRBINFO arrays once I create a PROJECT. Following is code for the lucky person who tries to tackle this one:
ApplicationObjectDefinition newApplicationDef = new ApplicationObjectDefinition
(m_session);
Collection classColl1 = m_session.getClassObjectCollection ();
ClassObject trbInfo = (ClassObject) classColl1.getItems ("TRBINFO");
newApplicationDef.setClassObject (trbInfo);
newApplicationDef.setAttribute ("CREATEDATE", AttributeValue.newAttributeValue
(date));
newApplicationDef.setAttribute ("DESCRIPTION", AttributeValue.newAttributeValue
("This a test of the description"));
ApplicationObject newApplicationObj = (ApplicationObject) m_session.createPublicObject
(newApplicationDef);
ApplicationObject[] newArrayPublicObject =
{newApplicationObj, newApplicationObj,newApplicationObj,
newApplicationObj,newApplicationObj,newApplicationObj}
FolderDefinition newFolder = new FolderDefinition (m_session);
newFolder.setName("TESTING7");
Collection classColl = m_session.getClassObjectCollection();
ClassObject projectClass = (ClassObject) classColl.getItems ("PROJECT");
newFolder.setClassObject (projectClass);
//Collection acls = m_session.getSharedAccessControlListCollection();
newFolder.setAttribute ("Name", AttributeValue.newAttributeValue
("3"));
newFolder.setAttribute ("PROJECT_DIRECTORATE", AttributeValue.newAttributeValue
("Test Directorate"));
newFolder.setAttribute ("PROJECT_NUMBER", AttributeValue.newAttributeValue
("3"));
newFolder.setAttribute ("PROJECT_VENDOR", AttributeValue.newAttributeValue
("Project Vendor"));
newFolder.setAttribute ("PROJECT_DEVELOPER", AttributeValue.newAttributeValue
("Project Developer"));
newFolder.setAttribute ("PROJECT_TRBINFO", AttributeValue.newAttributeValue
(newArrayPublicObject));
newFolder.setAttribute ("PROJECT_TRBINFO", AttributeValue.newAttributeValue
(newArrayPublicObject));
Folder newOne = (Folder) m_session.createPublicObject (newFolder);
AttributeValue getTRBInfo = newOne.getAttribute("PROJECT_TRBINFO");
I want to know how to access the values of this AttributeValue which is an Array of TRBINFO object. Please Help!!!

The javadoc for the AttributeValue class has getXXX() methods to get the values for any datatype.
PublicObject[] values = (PublicObject[])getTRBInfo.getPublicObjectArray(m_session);
// if yu need the TRBInfo objects
int length = (values == null) ? 0 : values.length;
TRBInfo[] Trbs = new TRBInfo[length];
System.arraycopy(values, 0, Trbs, 0, length);
thanks,
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