Hi.
I have a class Window, which is just like this
public class Window extends ScriptableObject{
private Window scope;
private int status;
public Window() {
scope = this;
}
public String getClassName() { return "Window"; }
public void jsConstructor() {
scope = this;
}
public void jsFunction_alert(String message){
System.out.println("Window.jsFunction_alert -> "+ message);
}
public Window jsGet_scope() { return scope; }
public void jsSet_scope(Window scope) { this.scope = scope; }
public int jsGet_status() { return status; }
public void jsSet_status(int status) {
System.out.println("Window.jsSet_status -> "+ status);
this.status = status;
}
} .
Then I write some code
......................
Window window = new Window ();
Scriptable scope = cx.initStandardObjects(window );
................. denoted as codeA .
Now I want to visit the "status" or "scope" directly, but I have to
miss the defining
code( ScriptableObject.defineClass(scope,Window .class); ) since I
have not got a scope, my attempt fails.
Maybe I can override the "get" and "put" methods of the
"ScriptableObject" class, but it violates attribute access rule in
Rhino, so it's not suitable for my system!
so How can I deal with this problem with using "defineClass" method
Thank you
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