Re: [Htmlunit-user] Problem using htmlunit/rhino with dom

[Brad C. <yo...@br...>]

I have no idea what you're trying to do but SimpleScriptable (and everything under
the javascript package) is internal code. From the package.html:

"Classes in this package are specific for the javascript engine - users of HtmlUnit
shouldn't need anything in this package."

Then there's the fact that creating a SimpleScriptable directly doesn't seem like it
would do much good anyway (it should probably be an abstract class but since it
isn't really public API...).

Brad C

--- "Ulaszek, Ryan" <Rya...@in...> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I am trying to load some java script buisness logic into a java app using
> rhino and ran into a problem with calls being made to setInterval which is a
> DOM function.  I am trying to use html units SimpleScriptable but am not
> sure on how to use it.  I am hoping that using that object will provide DOM
> support.  Is this true?  This is what I am trying to do with rhino.  Anyone
> have suggestions on how to do this with htmlunit?  Any help is greatly
> appreciated.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> public void getCalcs(Context cx)
> {
>         ScriptableObject shell = new ScriptableObject();       
> 
>         Object fObj2 = shell .get("setFormField", shell );
>         if (!(fObj2 instanceof Function)) {
>             System.out.println("field is undefined or not a function.");
>         } else {
>             Object functionArgs[] = { "muniIntNonAz", "3","azAgi" };
>             Function f2 = (Function)fObj2;
>             Object result = f2.call(cx, shell , shell , functionArgs);
>             String report = Context.toString(result);
>             System.out.println(report);
>         }
> }
> 
> I tried this
> 
> public void getCalcs(Context cx)
> {
>         SimpleScriptable shell = new SimpleScriptable();       
> 
>         Object fObj2 = shell .get("setFormField", shell );
>         if (!(fObj2 instanceof Function)) {
>             System.out.println("field is undefined or not a function.");
>         } else {
>             Object functionArgs[] = { "muniIntNonAz", "3","azAgi" };
>             Function f2 = (Function)fObj2;
>             Object result = f2.call(cx, shell , shell , functionArgs);
>             String report = Context.toString(result);
>             System.out.println(report);
>         }
> }
> 
> 
> Ryan Ulaszek | QA Software Automation Engineer: | Intuit, Inc. 858-525-9560
> 
>