So, here is a little cheat sheet for those of you looking for the GWT JSNI type codes. These are, of course, the same codes that can be found in the JNI reference.
Native Type | Java Language Type | Description | Type signature |
---|---|---|---|
unsigned char | jboolean | unsigned 8 bits | Z |
signed char | jbyte | signed 8 bits | B |
unsigned short | jchar | unsigned 16 bits | C |
short | jshort | signed 16 bits | S |
long | jint | signed 32 bits | I |
long long __int64 | jlong | signed 64 bits | J |
float | jfloat | 32 bits | F |
double | jdouble | 64 bits | D |
Table taken from Wikipedia, 5/7/2011
In addition to the primitive types, any object can be referenced using its fully qualified name like this:
LFully.Qualified.Name;
For example, to access a string, you use: Ljava.lang.String;
To reference an array of the same type, prepend [ like this:
[Ljava.langString;
So that's my quick cheat sheet. Here are a couple of additional references that help:
Coding Basics - Javascript Native Interface (JSNI)
JDK 6 Java Native Interface-related APIs & Developer Guides |