Hi,
I think the problem is that you initialize a new Vector object in Java
named v and another Vector in Beanshell which is also named v. Finally
you end up having two different objects having just the same name. If
you want to fill the "Java" v your code should look like this:
test_code = "v = bsf.lookupBean(\"v\"); v.addElement(\"001\");
print(v.size());"
Now the v object outside of BSF should have one element.
Greetings,
-Rainer Hahnekamp
Am Montag, den 28.02.2005, 18:25 +0100 schrieb mario nee:
> Hello, when i try this code
>
>
> v = new Vector();
> bsfManager.declareBean("v", v, v.getClass());
> test_code = "v = new Vector(); v.addElement(\"001\"); print(v.size());";
> bsfManager.exec("beanshell", "(java)",1,1,test_code);
> bsfManager.lookupBean("v")
>
> v is an empty Vector instead of a vector with 1 element.
> Why ?
>
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