I have an interface, EventHandler (OSGi EventAdmin), with a single method handleEvent(Event).
I have the following Javascript code:
importPackage(org.osgi.service.event)
obj =
{
handleEvent: function(event)
{
// some code
}
};
handler = new EventHandler(obj);
service.registerHandler(handler, topic);
The code is executed by Rhino (more specifically Rhino as built into JRE6, JSR-223 spec). service is a Java object bound to the script context where registerHandler first looks up the handler in a Map. This fails because the NativeObject "handler" doesn't have a hashCode() method.
Is there a reason a NativeObject is missing standard Java Object methods?
What's a way to work around this?
I'm using Rhino that comes with JRE6 (1.6R2).
您的代码还不完整,但是NativeObject
在我看来更像一个JavaScript对象。
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