Ugh. Sorry, I found a separate script in the sitemap was importing
java.lang.reflect.Array. This polluted the namespace and broke the
javascript syntax. Mystery solved.
Oliver,
Thanks. I've tried this, and get the same exception. None of the
references seem to apply. It is possible to create a **JAVA** array, using:
var = Packages.java.lang.reflect.Array.newInstance(Class,number);
But the standard javascript syntax throws errors.
I'm using cocoon 2.1.5 flowscript. Does anyone get this same error?
Hi Greg,
What about
var array = new Array(3);
http://devedge.netscape.com/library/manuals/2000/javascript/1.5/reference/array.html#1193137
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Olivier Billard
Greg Weinger wrote:
Hi,
I am simply trying to create a javascript array in flowscript. The wiki
and docs are peppered with such examples:
var array = ["one","two","three"];
Or:
var array = Array(3);
array[0] = "blah";
For me, trying to create the array throws a:
org.mozilla.javascript.EvaluatorException:
file:/home/knoppix/workspace/DataServer_v2_1/build/webapp/admin/flow/model.js",
line 154: Java constructor for "java.lang.reflect.Array" with arguments
"number" not found
It looks like it's trying to create a java array, instead of a
javascript array. Can I force it to create a javascript array?
What on earth am I doing wrong? Has something changed?
Thanks,
Greg
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