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[JAVA] NSDictionary vs Hashtable etc
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[JAVA] NSDictionary vs Hashtable etc


  • Subject: [JAVA] NSDictionary vs Hashtable etc
  • From: Niko Matsakis <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 17:10:00 -0500 (EST)

I'm wondering where I can find more details about the Java - Obj C bridge.
For example, I know that (or I think I do!) NSString and java.lang.String
are interchangable. However, I'm not sure if other classes are likewise
interchangable. For example:

NSArray vs java.util.Vector?
NSDictionary vs java.util.Hashtable?
NSNumber vs java.lang.Double?

Also, I'm wondering whether weak references are used any time I set a field
in some Cocoa object such as a data source, or only in certain objects?

Answers to these questions would be great: somewhere I can read up on the
details of how the bridge was accomplished and what gotcha's are waiting
for me would be fantastic as well!



thanks,
niko
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