The JavaObject Reference is the key to connecting with a Java object. It is returned from the CreateObject method of the JavaClass class or the GetJavaObject function. It is similar to an OLE reference and represents a Java object instance. The properties and methods are adapted automatically. It can be assigned only to a Variant.

Although Java Native Interface (JNI) allows us to look at properties (fields) and methods with different protected attributes, LotusScript adapts only the public ones.

Properties

[adaptive -- all public fields (static, instance)]

[adaptive -- all public methods (static, instance)]

The JavaObject reference is not set if LotusScript has problems adapting the specified Java object. If the program tries to use the properties or methods, it raises an "Object Variable Not Set" error.

Note

Due to LotusScript limitations, you cannot access the following properties and methods:

• Properties and methods with names over 40 characters
• Properties and methods with names that differ only in case (LotusScript is not case sensitive whereas Java is)
• Methods with the same name and number of arguments, but with a different signature

Example
See Also

LS2J classes
JavaClass class
JavaError class
JavaMethod class
JavaMethodCollection class
JavaProperty class
JavaPropertyCollection class
JavaSession class

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