[1507] in java-interest
Re: java-interest-digest V1 #150
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jeff White)
Wed Sep 6 15:11:02 1995
From: Jeff White <jsw@cs.brown.edu>
Date: Wed, 6 Sep 1995 12:32:10 -0400
To: java-interest@java.sun.com, ibalkhi@dnt.dialog.com
In-Reply-To: <199509052357.QAA04731@webrunner.neato.org>
Reply-To: jsw@cs.brown.edu
>>>>> "Imran" == owner-java-interest-digest <owner-java-interest-digest@java.sun.com> writes:
Imran> // start native function
Imran> struct Hson *parent_mySon(struct Hparent *obj, struct Hson
Imran> *SonObject){
Imran> ClassClass *sonClass = FindClass (0,"son",TRUE);
I think it's a good idea to test the return value of this.
if(!sonClass) exit(1);
Imran> Hjava_lang_Object *localson =
Imran> execute_java_constructor(0,"son",sonClass,"()");
I think you want to do the constructor like this:
Hson *localson=(Hson*) execute_java_constructor(0,"son",sonClass,"()");
Imran> execute_java_dynamic_method (0, (Hjava_lang_Object *)
Imran> print, // real_native.cc, line 161: "handle", "()",
Imran> localson); return ((Hson *)localson); } //end native
Imran> function
This call should be
execute_java_dynamic_method(0,(HObject*) localSon,"print","()V");
Imran> 3) I am not very clear about method signatures. With
Imran> no argument its easy to figure. Can somebody let me know
Imran> how would I call a java method/constructor with
Imran> arguments. Please give example.
Here's an example of calling a java constructor with arguments
execute_java_constructor(0,className,TheClass,"(I)",10)
jeff
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