Inline and Java

[Mike Cantone]

This question is in reference to Java-Swing-0.02. The author, Philip 
Crow suggested addressing questions to this list which he monitors. OK, 
here goes:

In general things are set up and work very nicely. Thanks!
But I need to create a Timer object. I tried this:
my $timer = Timer->new(1000,\&myTimerListener);
with the following listener:
sub myTimerListener {
  my $generating_object = shift;
  my $event             = shift;
  print "Hello, Timer!\n";
}
When I try to run, I get this:
Can't convert CODE(0x52b3b0) to object java.awt.event.ActionListener at 
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.5/Inline/Java/Object.pm line 101

I understand the method whereby I might do something like this:
$swinger->connect( 'ActionListener', $timer, { actionPerformed => 
\&myTimerListener });

But that implies I have a Timer object and I just can't create one 
because the constructor demands a timeout and an ActionListener 
reference for the constructor. In a nutshell, I don't know how to "cast" 
myTimerListener to an OBJECT reference as opposed to a CODE reference. 
At least I think that's my problem.

Thanks for listening,
Mike