protected methods of super class are made public in the generated script
subclass. Java.super should have worked. If you can submit a simpler
test case, it may be possible to see what's happening..
Thanks
-Sundar
On 02/10/18, 3:52 PM, Axel Dörfler wrote:
Hi Sundar,
Am 01/10/2018 um 05:00 schrieb Sundararajan Athijegannathan:
In your example, it seems you're trying to add a new method to the
subtype created in script. That is not supported. You can override
existing methods of superclass - but not add a new method to the
Java type.
Bummer! resourcetrysuggester.js added new fields to a Java type, so I
thought it should work.
Note that all super methods (including protected ones) are available
via Java.super. For example, you can invoke
Java.super(filter).fireMatchNode(). So the workaround for this case
would be add utility function outside for "setEnabled".
This does sound like an acceptable work-around, however, it doesn't
seem to work:
TypeError: Java.super(filter).fireMatchNone is not a function
I guess there is no way to call protected methods from JavaScript
then? Well, I guess reflection will work.
Kind regards,
Axel.
