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Calling Obj-C Class Methods From Java
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Calling Obj-C Class Methods From Java


  • Subject: Calling Obj-C Class Methods From Java
  • From: Brian Ferris <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2006 11:01:46 -0700

Using the Cococa-Java bridge, my understanding is that one can call arbitrary instance methods on an arbitrary cocoa object using NSSelector. What is not clear to me is how one can call arbitrary class methods for an arbitrary cocoa class.

I think they key here is that I want to do this for arbitrary objective c classes, not just the Core Foundation and AppKit classes mapped directly to Java classes by Apple. I also would like to avoid JNI if possible. Am I asking too much?

Thanks,
Brian
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