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bridged Cocoa object's method is undefined?

In my webview:

- (void) webView: (WebView*) webView windowScriptObjectAvailable: (WebScriptObject*) windowScriptObject
{
   [windowScriptObject setValue: [KanjiData new] forKey: @"KanjiData"];
}

KanjiData is defined as:

@interface KanjiData : NSObject
{
}
- (NSString*) test;
@end

@implementation KanjiData

- (NSString*) test
{
    NSLog(@"test called");
    return @"Test";
}

...

The JS of the webview's HTML:

    var data = "">

    window.alert(data);
    window.alert(data.test);

prints out (I've routed the alert function to NSLog()):

2005-10-04 15:01:16.263 App[1112] > <KanjiData: 0x372320>
2005-10-04 15:01:16.311 App[1112] > undefined

The KanjiData object as reflected to the JS is the KanjiData object's address.

data.test() wasn't working so I wanted to see if the reflected function was callable, and I guess it isn't.

? Anybody got a simple JS ->  ObjC test case I can look at?
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