Yes, I have tried that way, but no result.
The itemList (menu in your code sample) is a JsArray and it accepts only
JavaScriptObjects (there are 2 methods for adding items, push and set). So,
I can't add to it a "new Item(...)" even if it is a @JsType because it
requires JavaScriptObject.
*Later edit:* while writing the above response, I have remembered that I saw
in Julien Dramaix's JsInterop Deep Dive, the JsArray wrapped in java with
@JsType(isNative=true).
"@JsType(isNative = true, namespace = JsPackage.GLOBAL, name = "Array")
public class JsArray<T> {
public native void push(T item);
}"
Using this, I am able to add a new Item to the itemList, and the passed
function is recognized in javascript.
Case solved, thank you.
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