Hi Cameron, Thanks a lot for your so fast response.
I think you cannot call a non-static method from the TabbedPane in an static context, so I cannot do what you say : ( The method I have to call is non-static, and must be the method of the previously instantiated TabbedPane. Another way of making the same question: I can reach the TabbedPane from the Panel I have inside it with myPane.getParent(), is there anyhing I can do to get out of the javascript environment? Maybe something similar to this example I give? May be this helps: -------------------------------------------- | ---------------------- | From the code of the MyPanel (extending Panel) I can reach the | | | | TabbedPane by this.getParent() | | MyPanel | TabbedPane | | | | | | ---------------------- | -------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- | | | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | | | | ----------------------------------------- | | | How do I reach the TabbedPane | | | | | | | | from the javascript (ECMAScript) | | | | Javascript in SVGDocument | MyJSVGCanvas | MyPanel | TabbedPane | code? | | | | | | | | I need to give the method I call | | | ----------------------------------------- | | | a parameter from javascript. | | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------- Thank you all. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cameron McCormack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 3:00 PM Subject: Re: Calling java methods from ECMASCRIPT (not solved at the list) > Hi Gorka. > > Gorka Garay: > > Ok, the thing is to call a Java method from the ECMAScript. I have > > searched the list and found out some examples that helped me to make > > this work: > > > > importPackage(Packages.myPackage); > > var myvar = (new MyObject()).myMethod(ECMAScript_vble1); // non-static method from "MyObject" > > var myvar2 = MyClass.myMethod(ECMAScript_vble2); // static method from "MyClass" > > alert(myvar+" - "+myvar2); > > > > As shown, I can call static methods from any class I hava and > > non-static methods if I create a new Object. I can give ECMAScript > > variables to them and get the returning values perfectly. > > > > But what I want is to access the TabbedPane to make it change to > > another TabbedPane to show some information related to the SVG element > > that was clicked on. I cannot call it statically because the method > > "setSelectedIndex(int)" is not static and I cannot call it by creating > > a new object, I need to call the method of the previously created > > object where the JSVGCanvas, and the ECMAScript, are inserted. > > > > I hope anybody of you can help me, any answer would be really > > appreciated. > > You could have a static method of one of your classes that returns a > reference to the TabbedPane you want to manipulate. Then you could call > methods on it from your JavaScript. > > > P.D: I would like to make a special mention to Thomas DeWeese, who I > > have realized makes a great job at this list. I hope he can help me as > > much as he has helped so much people. > > I hope he sorts out his problems with working on Batik! > > > P.D.2: Excuse me for my awfull english, I guess it is a little bit > > rusty... :S > > It's fine. :-) > > Cameron > > -- > Cameron McCormack > | Web: http://mcc.id.au/ > | ICQ: 26955922 > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
