Subj : Why don't we have "UnWrapFactory"?
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : Andrei Tchijov
Date : Fri Mar 11 2005 05:24 am

    I am trying to implement JS interface to my company product.  The
fact that it is possible to operate with native java objects/methods is
very handy ,but there is one problem.  Bunch of our methods either
return Xml or accept Xml (When I say Xml I mean our own proprietary
implementation of org.w3c.Dom interfaces).  What I would like to achive
is to instruct JS runtime to convert from "our" Xml to JS XML and vice
versa automagically.  It looks like "our" Xml -> JS XML transformation
could be achieved with custom WrapFactory.  So it should take care or
methods returning Xml.  But I can not figure out if it is possible to
make JS convert JS XML -> "our" Xml when it needs to pass XML document
as a parameter to native java method.
  Am I missing something?  Your thoughts on the subject will be highly
appreciated.

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