Looking at your code, the class would be available at "blah.WebUI", but you'd have to create a new instance before your can call your method, and given how you initialize it you'd have to call onModuleLoad before that.
-- Maybe if you make your method and all the fields 'static' that'd work; either that or move the initialization in the class constructor (and maybe use another class as the EntryPoint to avoid a double initialization).
On Sunday, June 19, 2016 at 8:37:05 PM UTC+2, Andrea Spadaccini wrote:
On Sunday, June 19, 2016 at 8:37:05 PM UTC+2, Andrea Spadaccini wrote:
Hi everyone,I am trying to port my CPU simulator from Java to Javascript, and I am using GWT for it. Thanks for the awesome work!
I'd like to just expose a single Java object to JS, and then build the UI using HTML/CSS/<JS framework du jour>. To do so, I think I need to use JsInterop, right?
I am trying to do so, without success.My code (https://github.com/lupino3/edumips64/blob/jsinterop/src/ ) compiles to JS and I can see the code running and producing output in the Chrome console. However, I can't find a way to access the WebUI.runAndGetRegisters() method from the Chrome console. Once that works, I can set up a better interface between JS and Java, but first I'd like to be able to execute one single method.main/java/org/edumips64/ client/WebUi.java Given my current use of JsType, under what name should I be able to run the WebUI.runAndGetRegisters() method?
Thanks in advance,Andrea
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