You can do it in real java, but as reflection is not supported in GWT it would
not work in GWT.
In real java you would say:-
Test test = new Test();
Test.getClass().getField("value").set(test,"some value");
Note that if value is a private or protected field then you need to use
getDeclaredField not getField.
David
On Wednesday 08 July 2009, george9 wrote:
> When you have a typed class, say
>
> class Test {
> String value;
> }
>
> is it somehow possible to set field 'value' without a static reference
> in the code?
> I'm looking for an equivalent to JavaScript's:
>
> var Test = { };
> Test["value"] = "some value";
>
> JSNI can access a java field via the "[instance-exp...@class-
> name::field-name" notation, but that looks like a compile time thing.
>
>
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