Examples of OCInvocationCallbacks

org.rococoa.internal.OCInvocationCallbacks
Holds the callbacks called when a method is invoked on an Objective-C proxy for a Java object. When a message is sent to an OC object first it is sent methodSignatureForSelector: Our Obj-C proxy forwards this to methodSignatureCallback; we build a method signature string in Java corresponding to the Java method and return it. The object is then sent forwardInvocation: passing an NSInvocation. It forwards this to selectorInvokedCallback, which we use to invoke the method on the Java Object. @author duncan

Examples of org.rococoa.internal.OCInvocationCallbacks

     * @deprecated because the OC proxy object is never released. 
     *  Use {@link Rococoa#proxy} instead.
     */
    @Deprecated
    public static ID wrap(Object javaObject) {
        OCInvocationCallbacks callbacks = new OCInvocationCallbacks(javaObject);
        ID idOfOCProxy = Foundation.newOCProxy(callbacks);
        // idOfOCProxy is owned by us, and we have to release it at some stage
        return new ProxyID(idOfOCProxy, callbacks);
    }

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Examples of org.rococoa.internal.OCInvocationCallbacks

     * @deprecated because the OC proxy object is never released. 
     *  Use {@link Rococoa#proxy} instead.
     */
    @Deprecated
    public static ID wrap(Object javaObject) {
        OCInvocationCallbacks callbacks = new OCInvocationCallbacks(javaObject);
        ID idOfOCProxy = Foundation.newOCProxy(callbacks);
            // idOfOCProxy is owned by us, and we have to release it at some stage 
        return new ProxyID(idOfOCProxy, callbacks);
    }

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