Examples of JavaObject

backtype.storm.generated.JavaObject
com.sun.cldchi.tools.memoryprofiler.data.JavaObject
This class is container for Java Object information. It contains all object data. @see com.sun.cldchi.tools.memoryprofiler.data.MPDataProvider
de.innovationgate.eclipse.editors.tmlscript.parsing.js.methods.JavaObject
erjang.m.java.JavaObject
gen.JavaObject
This class is a stub that will be regenerated by the compiler
javax.tools.diagnostics.runtime.java.JavaObject

Represents a Java object or array.

Array elements can be retrieved using the {@link #arraycopy()} method. Object instance fieldscan be retrieved using the get*() methods in {@link JavaField} such as{@link JavaField#get(JavaObject)}. The {@link JavaField} objects can be retrieved from anobject's {@link JavaClass} using {@link JavaClass#getDeclaredFields()}.
net.sf.kpex.prolog.JavaObject
A JavaObject is a Jinni SystemObject with a val slot which containing a wrapped Java object
org.hsqldb.types.JavaObject
Represents of an instance of an OTHER field value.
Prior to 1.7.0 there were problems storing Objects of normal column types in columns of the type OTHER. In 1.7.0 changes were made to allow this, but as all the conversion took place inside the engine, it introduced a requirement for all classes for objects stored in OTHER columns to be available on the runtime class path of the engine.
In 1.7.2, the introduction of real preprared statement support allows us revert to the pre 1.7.0 behaviour without the artificial limitations.
The classes for stored objects need not be available to open and operate the database in general. The classes need to be available only if a conversion from one of these objects to another type is performed inside the engine while operating the database. The current limitation is that in SQL statements, values of type String (CHARACTER and related SQL types) cannot be stored in columns of type OTHER. This limitation does not exist for String values assigned to PreparedStatement variables. @author fredt@users @version 1.7.2 @since 1.7.2
org.jruby.javasupport.JavaObject
@author jpetersen
railo.runtime.java.JavaObject
class to handle initialising and call native object from railo

Examples of net.sf.kpex.prolog.JavaObject

   * @see net.sf.kpex.prolog.FunBuiltin#exec(net.sf.kpex.prolog.Prog)
   */
  @Override
  public int exec(Prog p)
  {
    return putArg(0, new JavaObject(p.getDatabase()), p);
  }

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Examples of net.sf.kpex.prolog.JavaObject

   */
  @Override
  public int exec(Prog p)
  {
    // get the handle to the wrapped Label
    JavaObject wrapper = (JavaObject) getArg(0);
    // get the Label
    Label L = (Label) wrapper.toObject();
    L.setText(getArg(1).toUnquoted());
    return 1;
  }

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Examples of net.sf.kpex.prolog.JavaObject

    String oldText = getArg(1).toUnquoted();
    int rows = (int) ((Int) getArg(2)).getValue();
    int cols = (int) ((Int) getArg(3)).getValue();
    JinniText T = new JinniText(oldText, rows, cols);
    C.add_it(T);
    return putArg(4, new JavaObject(T), p);
  }

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Examples of net.sf.kpex.prolog.JavaObject

  {
    JinniContainer C = (JinniContainer) ((JavaObject) getArg(0)).toObject();
    LayoutManager L = GuiBuiltins.to_layout(getArg(1));
    JinniPanel P = new JinniPanel(L);
    C.add_it(P);
    return putArg(2, new JavaObject(P), p);
  }

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Examples of net.sf.kpex.prolog.JavaObject

    if (null == IO.applet)
    {
      return 0;
    }
    Applet applet = IO.applet;
    return putArg(0, new JavaObject(applet), p);
  }

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Examples of net.sf.kpex.prolog.JavaObject

    Container C = (Container) ((JavaObject) getArg(0)).toObject();


    String name = getArg(1).toUnquoted();
    Label L = new Label(name);
    L.setAlignment(Label.CENTER);
    return putArg(2, new JavaObject(C.add(L)), p);
  }

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Examples of net.sf.kpex.prolog.JavaObject

    }
    int R = (int) (r * 255.0);
    int G = (int) (g * 255.0);
    int B = (int) (b * 255.0);
    Color C = new Color(R, G, B);
    Term ColorTerm = new JavaObject(C);
    return putArg(3, ColorTerm, p);
  }

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Examples of org.hsqldb.types.JavaObject


        try {
            switch (outType) {


                case Types.OTHER :
                    o = new JavaObject((Serializable) o);
                    break;


                case Types.BINARY :
                case Types.VARBINARY :
                case Types.LONGVARBINARY :

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Examples of org.hsqldb.types.JavaObject

            return null;
        }


        data = Column.hexToByteArray(s);


        return new JavaObject(data);
    }

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Examples of org.hsqldb.types.JavaObject


        try {
            switch (outType) {


                case Types.OTHER :
                    o = new JavaObject((Serializable) o);
                    break;


                case Types.BINARY :
                case Types.VARBINARY :
                case Types.LONGVARBINARY :

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