Trouble accessing Java classes from Firefox extension's Javascript?

You are incorrectly invoiking the method using parameters.getClass() which is passing an argument of type java.lang. Class into the signature that is expecting a String object. Simply pass the parameters object in as it is.

You are incorrectly invoiking the method using; parameters.getClass() which is passing an argument of type java.lang. Class into the signature that is expecting a String object. Simply pass the parameters object in as it is.

Public Method getMethod(String name, Class... parameterTypes) throws NoSuchMethodException, SecurityException I guess he's right in that. – alamar May 19 '09 at 8:36 now I get this exception: InternalError: Unable to convert JavaScript value to Java value of type java.lang. Class – Giancarlo May 19 '09 at 8:36 try changing the two reflecting lines to; var aStaticMethod = aClass.

GetMethod("main", parameters.getClass()); //gets the main(String args) method, here I get the exception* var myJava = aStaticMethod. Invoke(null, parameters); removing the initializers since they already seem to have been created by the reflection call. – simon622 May 19 '09 at 8:41 new error: There is no Java method java.lang.Class.

GetMethod that matches JavaScript argument types (string, object). Candidate methods with the same name are: java.lang.reflect. Method getMethod(java.lang.

String, java.lang. Class) – Giancarlo May 19 '09 at 8:47.

Assuming your complete class name is "your.package. Firefox" you could do: importPackage("your. Package"); args = java.lang.reflect.Array.

NewInstance(java.lang.String. TYPE, 1); Firefox. Main(args).

– Giancarlo May 19 '09 at 8:50 ReferenceError: importPackage is not defined – Giancarlo May 19 '09 at 8:56 in "plain" rhino this is supposed to work sorry :( – dfa May 19 '09 at 9:26 just following-up DFA's comment: Related info:: developer.mozilla. Org/en/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Guide/… – ATorras May 19 '09 at 11:12 I've already tried out all stuff from developer.mozilla.Org, with no success... – Giancarlo May 19 '09 at 12:37.

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