before this:

BeanData bd = data.createObject().cast();

I tried with a normal:

BeanData bd = (BeanData) data;

and:

BeanData bd = data.cast();

but they don't work.

BTW debugged them I saw that the data passed has the same refId of the
"original", so it looks like is just not cast at all.

On Dec 10, 10:22 am, skrat <[email protected]> wrote:
> You can't, what you do here is that you create new (and empty)
> JavaScriptObject, and cast it to your type. It seems that you think
> you're copying the object, but that's certainly not true. I'm not sure
> what the problem is, if you need to pass that instance to another
> class, you can do it without any tranformation.
>

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