SET into string array using toArray()

I have a object java.util.Set collection and I want to convert all the elements
into a string array but i don't know why it is not working in my JSP page...
as i am trying to use toArray() method
i have tried this
String[] arr = collection.toArray();this
String[] arr = (String []) collection.toArray();could you please tell me the right way to aplly it...
thanks in advance....:)

I am using session listener which map sessions and it stores sessionid which i hope is a string
when i directly print this set object it shows
[ED0EF456BD1EE956A069340633C8DB87,UT0EF456BD1EE956A069340633C8DB34,RD0EF456BD1EE956A069340633C8DB98]
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