Javazoom UploadBean - using UploadBean properties within jsp tags

I am working on a jsp web application and integrating the UploadBean from javazoom.net into it. I am using a MySQL database to capture all informaion about mp3 files being uploaded - filename, date, filetype, etc.
Can someone guide me as to whether it is possible to reference the properties of the UploadFile class within a jsp tag?
What I am trying to do is this - I want to capture the filename of the file I upload and store it in a MySQL database. Within the SimpleUpload.jsp page, the filename is accessed within scriplet code as follows:
file.getFileName();
(Where file is a variable representing an instance of the UploadFile class, and getFileName() is a method in this class that returns the file name you are uploading).
What I would like to do is use this method so that this same filename can be used in a a sql:update tag to populate a database with the filename and with the other details of the file which is uploaded.
Can anyone advise as to if this is possible and how? I tried to create a sql:update statement to populate the database with the result of file.getFileName();
The problem is that the sql:update jsp tag can't see the file.getFileName() object and method - it doesn't know about this object and method.
Thanks!

I'd still appreciate an answer to this if anyone can help.
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