Actually, Java.wrap wants the recv parameter to be JavaUtilities, so you'd
need to do something like this:
return Java.wrap(recv.getRuntime().getModule("JavaUtilities"),
JavaObject.wrap(recv.getRuntime(),c.prepareStatement(sql.toString(;
You could also call Java.java_to_ruby, but it adds a
I haven't tried this (yet, will shortly), but I think what you need to do
is:
return Java.wrap(recv,JavaObject.wrap(
recv.getRuntime(),c.prepareStatement(sql.toString(
Otherwise you're just returning a raw JavaObject, with no proxy (hence no
methods).
On 5/2/07, Ola Bini <[EMAIL PROTECTED
I'm not sure why this wouldn't work. Am looking into it.
-Bill
On 5/2/07, Ola Bini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm investigating something that looks like a slight problem with the
new JI, or with me. Basically, this code in standard JRuby Java:
public static IRubyObject prepareStatem
Hi,
I'm investigating something that looks like a slight problem with the
new JI, or with me. Basically, this code in standard JRuby Java:
public static IRubyObject prepareStatement(IRubyObject recv,
IRubyObject sql) throws SQLException {
Connection c = (Connection)recv.dataGetStruct
