One sort of sneaky trick that could be helpful with overlay types
would be to do something like:
public native String getStringField(String fieldName)/-{
return (fieldName != null && this[fieldName] != undefined) ?
this[fieldName] : null;
}-*/;
It isn't as convenient as getThis() or getThat(), but it does come in
handy particularly when field names are defined sometime after compile
time.
-jason
On Jul 28, 2009, at 5:44 AM, rohit a wrote:
>
> Yes i was able to do it after reading overlays.
>
> It was tedious to write a wrapper for every javascript object
> extending the JavaScriptObject.
>
> Anyways thanks for the quick reply.
> >
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