What I'm really trying to do is create a Java wrapper object that
wraps both the underlying Node reference and the JSNode reference.
(The reason to to make a Java API that is a easier to use.)
I'm hoping to create the JSNode lazily, when needed. Can I
from the Node create a JSNode? The C++ toJS API function requires
an ExecState. From the Node I get get to the Document, and from
the Document I can get to JSGlobalData. So the missing step
from from JSGlobalData to ExecState. Can I get/create a suitable
global ExecState from a JSGlobalData.
The other alternative is to always store a JSGlobalContextRef
(which is an ExecState) in the Java wrapper object. I started down this
path,
but it looks painful to find and change all the places when I need
to pass around the JSGlobalContextRef. But if that's the right
approach, it's probably not that bad.
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--Per Bothner
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