And all of this begs the question:
Why is my customer importing an interface into a typeless language?
Sigh...
It would appear that calling removeObject("Iterator") on every scope as its
created works, but later setting Iterator=null "unfixes" it. Quite Strange.
So Anyway, my fix goes something like this:
if (m_context.getLanguageVersion() < Context.VERSION_1_7) {
m_scope.delete( "Iterator" );
}
One could build a list of newly exposed objects/types by version and
externally "correct" rhino's behavior, but it would be nice if Rhino took
care of it on its own. Sounds like I need to make a bug report.
It'd also be nice to be able to expose a class under a name other than the
default. JString instead of String (importClass(java.lang.String) throws an
identical error btw).
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Autonomy Cardiff
import legalese.Disclaimer;
Disclaimer<Cardiff> discard = new Disclaimer<Cardiff>();
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