Jason, Reinier,
Thank you both for staying with me. I'm still a bit confused as to
what you're saying versus what I'm finding works. In my project
(Metawidget) I have some code that needs to dynamically reflect and
invoke a method.
Prior to the above discussion, I implemented this by doing...
//
// Native methods
//
/**
* Invoke JavaScript method using special GWT naming convention
*/
native void invokeMethod( Object obj, String type, String method )
/*-{
obj['@' + type + '::' + method + '()']();
}-*/;
...which I then call by doing...
invokeMethod( myObj, myObj.getClass().getName(), methodName );
...this code works great but, given what you're saying above, how?
Should it not work? Is it likely to break in future versions of GWT?
Regards,
Richard.
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