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Thierry,

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Thank you, it = works!!!

<= /span>

Can administrator = put the following code on Rhino site please? I am sure there must have other = fresh hand like me don’t know how to do it. Rhino is very cool, but I have to = say the document is poor.

<= /span>

Best = regards,

<= /span>

Jiming<= /span>

<= /span>

= import org.mozilla.javascript.*;

= /**

= *

= * @author Administrator

= */

= public class Foo2 {

= public String echo(String str){

= return str + ":" + str + ":" + = str;

= }

= public static void main (String[] args) = {

= Context cx =3D Context.enter ();

= try{

= Scriptable scope =3D cx.initStandardObjects = ();

= String s =3D "var b =3D = f2.echo('aaa');";

= Foo2 f2 =3D new Foo2();

= scope.put("f2", scope, cx.javaToJS (f2, = scope));

= cx.evaluateString (scope, s, "<cmd>", 1, = null);

= System.out.println (cx.toString (scope.get ("b", = scope)));

= }catch(Exception e){

= e.printStackTrace ();

= }finally{

= cx.exit ();

= }

From: Thierry = Hanot [mailto:thanot@infovista.com]
Sent: Friday, December = 03, 2004 12:34 AM
To: 'Jiming Liu'
Subject: RE: Call self = defined java class in JS by Rhino

Hello

I did have a quick look on the last version of = Rhino

May be you can have a look to the Context.javaToJS() = Method.

This method map automatically the java method into = javascript without using the rhino naming .

B.R

Thierry

-----Original Message-----
From: Jiming Liu [mailto:jimingliu@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, December = 03, 2004 10:53 PM
To: = mozilla-jseng@mozilla.org
Subject: Call self = defined java class in JS by Rhino

Hi,<= /p>

Can anybody = tell me why I have the extended from ScriptableObject and defined jsConstructor_*, = jsGet_*, jsSet_*, jsFunction_* when I simply want to use the a self defined Java = class? It is boring, especially when the class has a lot of methods. =

I think Jyphon = do it more elegent.

1) define = class;

package = com.pushtotest.myapplication;
public class = myApp
{
    &nbs= p; public String getName()
    &nbs= p; {
    &nbs= p;    return = "Frank";
    &nbs= p; }
}


2)call in = Jyphon

from com.pushtotest.myapplication    = import myApp
a =3D = myApp()
print "myApp says: = Thank you", a.getName(), \

", I will buy a = support agreement."

Look, much easier and more decent, right?

Can anyone tell me how to use Rhino in this way or why Rhino do not support this = way?

Great thanks!

Jiming