On 18/10/2018 08:44, Matjaz Premerl wrote:
> Please correct me if I understand wrong. With calling Java function directly
> in datasets you mean that I could prepare some custom Java class e.g. XX with
> some methods in it and package it as jar file.
> Then I could copy such jar file to the place of other jar files, to e.g.
> /usr/lib/lsc. Then within lsc.xml configuration I can call those java method
> directly like.
> var x = <name of custom Classs>.<NameOfMethod> with some e.g. parameters? Is
> this possible like that?
Hi Matjaz,
Yes this is the way, I've just tested it with this steps :
1. Create jar file with your class in it;
- in a folder, create folder path com/myjar
- Add a file Utils.java in myjar folder, containing :
package com.myjar;
public class Utils {
public static String helloWorld() {
return "hello world";
}
}
- compile : javac com/myjar/Utils.java
- package : jar cfv myjar.jar com.myjar.Utils com/myjar/Utils.class
2. Place myjar.jar file into your %lsc_home%/libs folder;
3. Add this in your lsc.xml :
<dataset>
<name>sn</name>
<forceValues>
<string>js:importPackage(com.myjar);Utils.helloWorld();</string>
</forceValues>
</dataset>
=> Result : The sn attributes of users are all populated with string "hello
world".
Regards,
--
Soisik
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