>
> ArrayBuffer arrayBuffer = fileReader2.resultArrayBuffer();
>
> Logger.log("instanceOfArrayBuffer for file = " +
> isInstanceOfArrayBuffer(arrayBuffer));
>
> ArrayBuffer good = new ArrayBuffer(arrayBuffer.getByteLength());
>
> new Int8Array(good).set(new Int8Array(arrayBuffer));
>
> Logger.log("instanceOfArrayBuffer for good copy = " +
> isInstanceOfArrayBuffer(good));
>
> handleJetFile(name, arrayBuffer);
>
>
Oh, my bad, that was the typo, should be
handleJetFile(name, good);
Now it works. Oh magic. GWT rtti is a hard rock.
I think I do not need to have two buffers to workaround that issue. (better
to box_
Also I do not want to make a copy of all JsType classes, one with "name =
Object" and other with good names.
The best would be still to use a boxing class.
-Kirill
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