id NSJavaBundleSetup(NSBundle *bundle, NSDictionary *plist)
Discussion
This function has been deprecated.
NSJavaClassesForBundle
Loads the Java classes located in the specified bundle.
NSArray *NSJavaClassesForBundle(NSBundle *bundle, BOOL usesyscl, id *vm)
Discussion
Loads and returns the Java classes in the specified bundle. If the
Java virtual machine is not loaded, load it first. A reference to the
Java virtual machine is returned in the vm parameter. You can pass
nil for the vm parameter if you do not want this information. Pass NO
for usesyscl if you want to use a new instance of the class loader to
load the classes; otherwise, the system can reuse an existing
instance of the class loader. If you pass NO for usesyscl, the new
class loader will be released when you are done with it; otherwise,
the class loader will be cached for use next time.
NSJavaClassesFromPath
Loads the Java classes located at the specified path.
NSArray *NSJavaClassesFromPath(NSArray *path, NSArray *wanted, BOOL
usesycl, id *vm)
Discussion
Loads and returns the Java classes in the specified bundle. If the
Java virtual machine is not loaded, load it first. A reference to the
Java virtual machine is returned in the vm parameter. You can pass
nil for the vm parameter if you do not want this information. Pass an
array of names of classes to load in the wanted parameter. If you
pass nil for the wanted parameter, all classes at the specified path
will be loaded. Pass NO for usesyscl if you want to use a new
instance of the class loader to load the classes; otherwise, the
system can reuse an existing instance of the class loader. If you
pass NO for usesyscl, the new class loader will be released when you
are done with it; otherwise, the class loader will be cached for use
next time.
NSJavaNeedsToLoadClasses
Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether a virtual machine is
needed or if Java classes are provided.
Returns YES if plist contains a key saying that it requires Java.
NSJavaObjectNamedInPath
Creates an instance of the named class using the class loader
previously specified at the given path.
id NSJavaObjectNamedInPath(NSString *name, NSArray *path)
Discussion
Returns a new instance of the class name. The class loader must be
already be set up for the specified path (you can do this using a
function such as NSJavaClassesFromPath).
NSJavaProvidesClasses
Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether Java classes are
provided.
BOOL NSJavaProvidesClasses(NSDictionary *plist)
Discussion
Returns YES if plist contains an NSJavaPath key.
NSJavaSetup
Loads the Java virtual machine with specified parameters.
id NSJavaSetup(NSDictionary *plist)
Discussion
Part of the Java-to-Objective-C bridge. You normally shouldn’t use it
yourself.
You can pass nil for the plist dictionary, in which case the Java
virtual machine will not be loaded, so you should probably just use
NSJavaSetupVirtualMachine instead. The plist dictionary may contain
the following key-value pairs.
*
NSJavaRoot—An NSString indicating the root of the location
where the application’s classes are.
*
NSJavaPath—An NSArray of NSStrings, each string containing one
component of a class path whose components will be prepended by
NSJavaRoot if they are not absolute locations.
*
NSJavaUserPath—An NSString indicating another segment of the
class path so that the application developer can customize where the
class loader should search for classes. When searching for classes,
this path is searched after the application’s class path so that one
cannot replace the classes used by the application.
*
NSJavaLibraryPath—An NSArray of NSStrings, each string
containing one component of a path to search for dynamic shared
libraries needed by Java wrappers.
*
NSJavaClasses—An NSArray of NSStrings, each string containing
the name of one class that the VM should load so that their
associated frameworks will be loaded.
NSJavaSetupVirtualMachine
Sets up the Java virtual machine.
id NSJavaSetupVirtualMachine()
Discussion
Sets up and returns a reference to the Java virtual machine.
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