Re: Passing Object Literal to Javascript method ?

To Wrap it up: I ended up having a PropertiesBuilder interface:

public interface PropertiesBuilder<T> extends Builder {

PropertiesBuilder<T> set(String key, T value);

}

and a Js version:

public final class JsPropertyBuilder implements PropertiesBuilder<Object>, IsJavaScriptObject {

private final JavaScriptObject jsObject;

public JsPropertyBuilder() {

this.jsObject = JavaScriptObject.createObject();

}

public JavaScriptObject asJavaScriptObject() {

return getJsObject();

}

public JsPropertyBuilder set(String key, Object value) {

UtilsJsni.addProperty(getJsObject(), key, value);

return this;

}

private JavaScriptObject getJsObject() {

return jsObject;

}

}

And the interface :

 public interface IsJavaScriptObject {

JavaScriptObject asJavaScriptObject();

 }

The component facade contains a method that accepts the IsJavaScriptObject as input, which makes it mockable (through the GWTBridge) and such that can I use it in my unit tests.

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