I have a problem with accessing the changes done in a native method of
Overlay Type.
class A extends JavaScriptObject{
public native void toB(String b)/*-{
this.b=b;
}-*/;
public native String getB()/*-{
return this.b;
}-*/;
}
This this example 'toB' method and 'getB' are called from two
different places on same A object. But the values set in toB are not
available in getB. How is it possible? Other properties which are
present A before these methods are called are still available in both
places. But any new properties are not available.
Only explanation is that when javascript returns an Overlay type to
Java it wraps in a new object that is derived form old object. Am I
Correct? Is there any way to overcome this limitation. (I have not
tested in web mode)
Thanks for any help
Rajesh A
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