Hi all,
I have encountered a trap between java and javascript.
In Java I can do this:
ClassA{
public ClassA() {
doRead();
}
private int doRead();
}
ClassB extends ClassA{
protected int doRead();
}
If I call doRead() of ClassB then doRead() of ClassB is executed. If I
call the constructor new ClassB(), doRead() of ClassA is executed. So
in Java these two methods are completely different and independent
from each other.
I found out that in the compiled JavaScript code the doRead() method
of ClassB overwrites the method of ClassA and would be called in the
constructor call.
What do you think about this issue?
Best regards
Andi
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