Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] How to wrap two PHP objectsasjavaclosures, and in Java call a method on the first closure with thesecondclosureas parameter?

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Hi,

thanks a lot - this works now for me.

Remarks:
In a different answer you said to someone else:
"Until now this was only possible by asking the PHP object for its ID (through a Java method) and then fetching the object from a global array using the obtained ID as a key."
Isn't it correct to say:
"Before 5.4.3.1 this wasn't possible at all, but since 5.4.3.1 it is possible by asking the PHP object for its ID (through a Java method) and then fetching the object from a global array using the obtained ID as a key."?

Nevertheless this is still not exactly what I wanted/expected:
One still has to go back to Java once (using java_unwrap()) in order to retrieve the ID.
Even better would be an API in Java that would allow to directly send this ID.
I've seen the new methods JavaBridge.unwrapClosure() and PhpProcedure.unwrap().
I may try using these in order to make my solution even better...

Anyway, thanks a lot again for your time and help!

Regards Jürgen 

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Hi,

> assume you want to unwrap the wrapped PHP object. It might be a good 
> idea to extend java_values() this way.

the change is in the cvs head now. The current download version 5.4.3.1 also contains this feature. From the NEWS:

Version 5.4.3.1

* java_unwrap($closure) can now used to retrieve the PHP object
  associated with a java_closure(). Example:

    class f{function __toString(){return "p";}function toString(){return "j"}};
    $cl = java_closure(new f());
    echo $cl;
    => j
    $cl = java_unwrap($cl)
    echo $cl;
    => p


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier