[gme-users] Java interface: JBuilderModel/getAttribute

[Brian Williams]

I'm not quite sure, since I'm not the master of java, but could it be
initializing the String array element to "" ?

Gyorgy, do you have an idea?

Java is supposed to be pass by reference, so the JBuilder object should
be the same if you pass it to a subroutine.

-----Original Message-----
From: Amol Bakshi [mailto:amol.bakshi at gmail.com] 
Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 3:37 PM
To: gme-users
Subject: Re: [gme-users] Java interface: JBuilderModel/getAttribute

Thanks for the pointer.  I managed to get my mi working by modeling it
closely to the SFDemo example.  I am still not sure exactly what I was
doing wrong earlier.  Could the reason be the passing of invokeEx()'s
first parameter to a subroutine?  Among the many changes I made was
merging the subroutine into the main body of invokeEx() whereas
formerly I was copying the JBuilder parameter to a global variable for
later access from outside invokeEx().

Thanks
Amol

On 4/14/05, Brian Williams <BrianW at isis.vanderbilt.edu> wrote:
> Have you tried running the example JavaBON interpreter in the SF
example
> paradigm? (\GME\Paradigms\SF\JavaBONSFExample)
> 
> I also have GME 4.11.10 Running this on the top level model in the
> SFDemo provided works for me. Pay attention to SFParam.java and
> SFParameterBase.java
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