Hey All,
Seems there should be a way to do this that maybe I am missing?
To pass JS objects to Java, we use:
var data = {"myVar":"hello"};
Java.asJSONCompatible(data);
We also want to pass a POJO created on the Java side back to JS and convert
it to a ScriptObject so it acts like a standard JS object. We have a Java
Object we built that is in global scope that the acts like a bridge to call
back to Java. So the code works something like this right now:
var order = JSON.parse(bridge.call("getOrder"));
On the Java side:
Order order = getOrderFromDB();
return convertObjectToJSON(order);
This works fine, and the performance is decent, but it would seem that we
could reduce objects and overhead if we could convert the Order object to a
ScriptObject. Maybe if we even created an empty ScriptObject and copied in
the properties.
Am I missing an easy way to do this all on the Java side? I have thought
about calling back to the JS from Java to create the JS object and then
populate it from Java?
Any input is appreciated. Nashorn is awesome.
Thanks!
Tony
