I managed to do it with a little "hack".
Instead of passing the Method as an argument, i passed the client object itself
as an argument. This means that the method in the bean was changed to:
| public String getAsynhcString(Object client, String test)
|
The client calls the bean with:
| String tmp = test.getAsynhcString(this, "hello");
|
This works, and in this example it would be:
| Method met = client.getClass().getMethod("callmeback", String.class);
| met.invoke(client, "lovely");
|
There are several downsides to this, however. I have to extract the method,
which means that i must know the method name and arguments. This is bad for
generic method callbacks. It could be solved by annotations I suppose, but that
only introduce more "hacks".
Anyone know how I can do if differently? Suggestions and ideas are much
appreciated.
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