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[Tsachi Nimni]

Here's a sample:
set comps = JavaWindow("SwingSet").JavaInternalFrame("Internal Frame Generator").Object.getComponents()
set currComp = comps.mic_arr_get(0(
msgbox currComp.toString()

The functions for handling java arrays:
mic_arr_get – receives an index and returns the item at that index in the array. Primitives are casted to objects.
mic_arr_set – receives an index and an object and sets the appropriate item in the array

also, for convenience:
mic_arr_get_int
mic_arr_get_char
mic_arr_get_double
mic_arr_get_long
mic_arr_get_short
mic_arr_get_byte
mic_arr_get_boolean
which converts the array item from Java primitive to the appropriate VBScript type

also:
mic_arr_set_int
mic_arr_set_char
mic_arr_set_double
mic_arr_set_long
mic_arr_set_short
mic_arr_set_byte
mic_arr_set_boolean

[yassa]

Sounds awesome, but haven't you left out the functions?

[Tsachi Nimni]

hi yarron,
the function ALREADY EXISTS within qtp, they are not documented
u can just use it, as u use the .Click or the .Select or even the .Item(0) function

[Tsachi Nimni]

ho btw,
those function were given to me by Gal, the guy that actually develops the Java add-in, and he promised that they will add them to the documintation soon

[yassa]

WOW! That's awesome!

Then isn't it supposed to be JavaWindow("SwingSet").JavaInternalFrame("Internal Frame Generator").getComponents() (without the .Object. bridge to the runtime world)?

Anyway, with your permission, I'll publish this as a public QTip. OK?

[Tsachi Nimni]

Hi yaron,
the .Object.getComponents() is a java command, which extracts the Array that holds the data we want, into a the QTP varliable X for example. same as we do in .Net we throw the array into a varliable and then refer to the varliable (Copy of the actual array)
and tehn we use the functions on that array
Java arrays are usually hidden from you, unless you use .object and drill down into them
and please publish this info o the benefit of all QTP users

[AmandaJamin]

How do you know the length of the java array?  In other words, if I keep using the mic_arr_get method, how will I know what the maximum index is so that I do not cause an array out of bounds exception?

Thanks for sharing this feature.  I like it a lot!

Amanda

[Tsachi Nimni]

i think the is a "mic_arr_get_length" method can't be sure because i don't have QTP at home
will check at work and let you know on wednesday
Regards,

[Tsachi Nimni]

as promised i checked and it's "mic_arr_get_length"
good luck