For your Context object, do
ctx.getWrapFactory().setJavaPrimitiveWrap(false);
Short explanation is that if you don't, your java.lang.Long will be
seen as a JS Object, not as a JS number primitive, and Objects will be
concatenated with other values as strings...
Attila.
On 2009.08.16., at 21:41, Alan Williamson wrote:
I have a java function:
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public Object func() throws Exception {
return Long.valueOf("123");
}
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i have reduced the complexity of it right down, so you can see.
When i access this in my Javascript:
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x = $cf.func();
y = x + 1;
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x = 123 and y = 1231. If i multiple x by *1 then its fine. but
thats a kludge.
How can i get Rhino to respect the fact i am returning a
java.lang.Number for it to keep it as that, and not convert it to a
string object?
thanks
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