On 17 sep, 13:51, JaM <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have but that works only for receiving information from "the wild",
> or JSNI, right?
>
> My case is I am starting in Java, I want to send a JSON object to an
> external Javascript function, so I don't think this will fit the bill,
> unless I have misinterpreted the docs.
JSONObject obj = ...;
aJsniMethodToGoFromJavaToJs(obj.getJavaScriptObject());
obj = new JSONObject(aJsniMethodToGoFromJsToJava());
with:
native void aJsniMethodToGoFromJavaToJs(JavaScriptObject obj) /*-{
$wnd.doSomethingWithThis(obj);
// here, you can use obj.property or obj["property"] for instance
}-*/;
native JavaScriptObject aJsniMethodToGoFromJsToJava() /*{
return { "number": 3.14, "string": "something", "array": [ 1,
"two", 3 ] };
}-*/;
...but I think what Ben actually was suggesting is that you don't use
com.google.gwt.json.JSON any more and replace your JSONValue's
(JSONObject, JSONArray, JSONNumber, etc.) with JSO overlays.
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