# Class JSObject

java.lang.Object
com.codename1.javascript.JSObject

public class JSObject extends Object

A Java Wrapper around a Javascript object. In Javascript there are only a few different types: Number, String, Boolean, Null, Undefined, and Object.

NOTE: The `com.codename1.javascript` package is now deprecated. The preferred method of Java/Javascript interop is to use `BrowserComponent#execute(java.lang.String)`, `com.codename1.util.SuccessCallback)`, `BrowserComponent#executeAndWait(java.lang.String)`, etc.. as these work asynchronously (except in the XXXAndWait() variants, which use invokeAndBlock() to make the calls synchronously.

Arrays and functions are objects also.

A JSObject is associated with a particular `JavascriptContext` and it is backed by a Javascript object inside the javascript context. This object acts as a proxy to call methods and access properties of the actual javascript object.

All return values for Javascript calls in the `JavascriptContext` will be converted to the appropriate Java type. Javascript objects will automatically be wrapped in a JSObject proxy.

Getting and Setting Properties

JSObject provides `#get(String)` and `Object)` methods to get and set properties on the object. E.g.

`java obj.set("name", "Steve"); obj.set("age", 12); String name = (String)obj.get("name"); // Steve Double age = (Double)obj.get("age"); // 12.0`

Typed Getters

The return value of `#get(String)` will be one of Double, String, Boolean, or JSObject depending on the type of Javascript value that is being returned. `#get(String)` requires you to cast the return value to the correct type, which is a bit a pain. Luckily, JSObject provides a set of typed getter methods that will automatically cast to particular types:

     getInt()Returns int

     getString()Returns String

     getDouble()Returns double

     getObject()Returns JSObject

     getBoolean()Returns boolean

Indexed Properties

JSObject can wrap Javascript arrays also. You can retrieve the indexed properties of the array using indexed versions of `#get(int)` and `Object)` (i.e. they take an int as their first parameter instead of a String). There are also typed versions of the indexed `#get(int)` method to allow directly returning values of the correct type without having to type cast

Example, looping through array

    JSObject allows you to call Javascript object methods on the wrapped
    Javascript object via the its `Object[])` method.  It takes the name of the
    method (i.e. property name that stores the function), and an array of
    parameters to pass to the method.

    `````java JSObject document = (JSObject)context.get("document"); // Call document.writeln("Hello world"); document.call("writeln", new Object[]{"Hello world"}); `````

    Calling Wrapped Functions

    Since, in Javascript, functions are objects, it is possible to wrap a function
    with a JSObject object also.  You can then call the function using the alternate
    version of the `Object[])` method.

    `````java JSObject window = (JSObject)context.get("window"); // reference to the window object so that we can pass it as the context // of the function call. JSObject myfunc = (JSObject)context.get("function(a,b){ return a+b}"); Double result = (Double)myfunc.call(window, new Object[]{new Integer(1), new Integer(2)}); `````

    Calling Java Methods from Javascript

    The `JSFunction` interface allows you to implement functions in Java that can
    be called from Javascript.  You can assign any `JSFunction` object to be a member
    method of an existing JSObject via the `Object) JSObject.set()` method.  Then the function
    can be called from javascript just like any other Javascript method.  `JSFunction`
    methods are called asynchronously from Javascript to prevent deadlocks.  If you
    require a return value to Javascript, you can do that by passing a callback
    function which is called by the JSFunction with some parameters.

    The following example, adds a camera object to the Javascript environment
    that has a capture() method, which can be used to capture images using the
    device's camera:

    `````java // Create a new Javascript object "camera" final JSObject camera = (JSObject)ctx.get("{}"); // Create a capture() method on the camera object // as a JSFunction callback. camera.set("capture", new JSFunction(){ public void apply(JSObject self, final Object[] args) { Display.getInstance().capturePhoto(new ActionListener(){ public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) { String imagePath = (String)evt.getSource(); // Get the callback function that was provided // from javascript JSObject callback = (JSObject)args[0]; ctx.call( callback, // The function camera, // The "this" object new Object[]{"file://"+imagePath} // Parameters ); } }); } }); // Add the camera object to the top-level window object ctx.set("window.camera", camera); `````

    We can then capture photos directly from Javascript using a function similar to the following:

    `````java camera.capture(function(url){ if ( url == null ){ // No image was captured return; } // Fetch the preview  tag. var image = document.getElementById('preview-image'); // Set the preview URL to the image that was taken. image.src = url; }); `````

- ## Constructor Summary

  Constructors
  Constructor
  Description
  `JSObject(JavascriptContext context, String expr)`
  Constructor for a JSObject.

- ## Method Summary

  Modifier and Type
  Method
  Description
  `Object`
  `call(Object... params)`
  Calls the object as a function statically.
  `Object`
  `call(String key)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object synchronously with no arguments.
  `Object`
  `call(String key, Object[] params)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object.
  `void`
  `callAsync(Object[] params, Callback callback)`
  Calls the object as a function statically.
  `void`
  `callAsync(Object[] params, SuccessCallback callback)`
  Calls the object as a function statically.
  `void`
  `callAsync(String key, Callback callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object asynchronously with no arguments.
  `void`
  `callAsync(String key, SuccessCallback callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object asynchronously with no arguments.
  `void`
  `callAsync(String key, Object[] params, Callback callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object asynchronously.
  `void`
  `callAsync(String key, Object[] params, SuccessCallback callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object asynchronously.
  `double`
  `callDouble(String key)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a double.
  `void`
  `callDoubleAsync(String key, Callback<Double> callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a double.
  `void`
  `callDoubleAsync(String key, SuccessCallback<Double> callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a double.
  `int`
  `callInt(String key)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns an int.
  `void`
  `callIntAsync(String key, Callback<Integer> callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns an int.
  `void`
  `callIntAsync(String key, SuccessCallback<Integer> callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns an int.
  `JSObject`
  `callObject(String key)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a Javascript object.
  `void`
  `callObjectAsync(String key, Callback<JSObject> callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a Javascript object.
  `void`
  `callObjectAsync(String key, SuccessCallback<JSObject> callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a Javascript object.
  `String`
  `callString(String key)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a String.
  `void`
  `callStringAsync(String key, Callback<String> callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a String.
  `void`
  `callStringAsync(String key, SuccessCallback<String> callback)`
  Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a String.
  `Object`
  `get(int index)`
  This method is useful only for JSObjects that encapsulate Javascript arrays.
  `Object`
  `get(String key)`
  Returns a member variable of the Javascript object.
  `boolean`
  `getBoolean(int index)`
  Wrapper for get(int) for indexed boolean values.
  `boolean`
  `getBoolean(String key)`
  Wrapper around get() to return a boolean.
  `double`
  `getDouble(int index)`
  Wrapper for get(int) for indexed double values.
  `double`
  `getDouble(String key)`
  Wrapper around get() to return a double.
  `int`
  `getInt(int index)`
  Wrapper for get(int) for indexed int values.
  `int`
  `getInt(String key)`
  Wrapper around get() to return an int
  `JSObject`
  `getObject(int index)`
  Wrapper for get(int) for indexed object values.
  `JSObject`
  `getObject(String key)`
  Wrapper around the get() method to return a JSObject.
  `String`
  `getString(int index)`
  Wrapper for get(int) for indexed string values.
  `String`
  `getString(String key)`
  Wrapper around get() to return a String.
  `void`
  `set(int index, Object js)`
  Sets an indexed value on this object synchronously (assuming this object is a Javascript array).
  `void`
  `set(int index, Object js, boolean async)`
  Sets an indexed value on this object (assuming this object is a Javascript array).
  `void`
  `set(String key, Object js)`
  Sets a property on this object.
  `void`
  `set(String key, Object js, boolean async)`
  Sets a property on the underlying Javascript object.
  `void`
  `setBoolean(int index, boolean value)`
  Sets an indexed value on this array to a boolean synchronously.
  `void`
  `setBoolean(int index, boolean value, boolean async)`
  Sets an indexed value on this array to a boolean.
  `void`
  `setBoolean(String key, boolean value)`
  Sets a property on this object to a boolean value synchronously.
  `void`
  `setBoolean(String key, boolean value, boolean async)`
  Sets a property on this object to a boolean value.
  `void`
  `setDouble(int index, double value)`
  Sets an indexed value on this array to a double synchronously.
  `void`
  `setDouble(int index, double value, boolean async)`
  Sets an indexed value on this array to a double.
  `void`
  `setDouble(String key, double value)`
  Sets a property on this object to a double value synchronously.
  `void`
  `setDouble(String key, double value, boolean async)`
  Sets a property on this object to a double value.
  `void`
  `setInt(int index, int value)`
  Sets an indexed value on this array to an integer synchronously.
  `void`
  `setInt(int index, int value, boolean async)`
  Sets an indexed value on this array to an integer.
  `void`
  `setInt(String key, int value)`
  Sets a property on this object to an integer value synchronously.
  `void`
  `setInt(String key, int value, boolean async)`
  Sets a property on this object to an integer value.
  `String`
  `toJSPointer()`
  Returns a Javascript variable name for the underlying Javascript object.
  `String`
  `toString()`
  Returns the toString from the JavaScript object effectively the equivalent of `callString("toString")`

  ### Methods inherited from class Object

  `clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait`

- ## Constructor Details

  - ### JSObject

    public JSObject(JavascriptContext context, String expr)

    Constructor for a JSObject.

    Example

    `java // Create a JavascriptContext for a browser component JavascriptContext ctx = new JavascriptContext(browserComponent); // Get reference to the window object JSObject window = new JSObject(ctx, "window"); // This is equivalent to window = (JSObject)ctx.get("window");`

    ###### Parameters

    - `context`: The javascript context in which this object is being created.

    - `expr`: A javascript expression that resolves to a Javascript Object.

- ## Method Details

  - ### get

    public Object get(String key)

    Returns a member variable of the Javascript object.

    E.g., suppose you have a Javascript object myCar whose JSON representation is

    `{ make : 'Ford', model : 'Escort', 'year' : 1989}`

    Then the JSObject proxy for this object could call:

    `String model = (String)myCar.get("model");`

    And this would return "Ford".

    Example

    `````java JSObject document = (JSObject)ctx.get("document"); // Get document title String title = document.get("title"); // Since the "title" property is a string, get() returns a String. // We could equivalently use title = document.getString("title"); // Get a grandchild property Double titleLength = (Double)document.get("title.length"); // Since length is an integer, it is probably easier to use getInt() int titleLengthInt = document.getInt("title.length"); // Get a child object JSObject body = (JSObject)document.get("body"); // Since "body" is a Javascript object, it is probably easier to use // getObject() JSObject body2 = document.getObject("body"); // Get a method as a function object JSObject open = (JSObject) document.get("open"); // Call the open() method, with document as "this" open.call(document, new Object[]{}); // Takes no parameters // Equivalently we could have called open via the document object document.call("open", new Object[]{});``

        #### Parameters

        - `key`: The name of the property to retrieve on this object.

        #### Returns

    Returns:
      The value of the property specified converted to the appropriate Java value. See @ref JavascriptContext.get() for a table of the Javascript to Java type conversions.

  - ### getString

    public String getString(String key)

    Wrapper around get() to return a String.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: @param key The name of the property in the object to retrieve. Value of this property must be a string.

    ###### Returns

    The property value as a string.

  - ### getInt

    public int getInt(String key)

    Wrapper around get() to return an int

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: @param key The name of the property in the object to retrieve. Value of this property must be an integer.

    ###### Returns

    The property value as an integer.

  - ### getDouble

    public double getDouble(String key)

    Wrapper around get() to return a double.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: @param key The name of the property in the object to retrieve. Value of this property must be a number.

    ###### Returns

    The property value as a double.

  - ### getBoolean

    public boolean getBoolean(String key)

    Wrapper around get() to return a boolean.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: @param key The name of the property in the object to retrieve. Value of this property must be a boolean.

    ###### Returns

    The property value as a boolean.

  - ### getObject

    public JSObject getObject(String key)

    Wrapper around the get() method to return a JSObject.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: @param key The name of the property in the object to retrieve. Value of this property must be a Javascript object or function.

    ###### Returns

    The property value as a JSObject.

  - ### get

    public Object get(int index)

    This method is useful only for JSObjects that encapsulate Javascript arrays. It provides a method to get indexed properties of the array. E.g. to retrieve the 5th element of the wrapped array, you could use this method.

    Example `````java JSObject colors = ctx.get("['red','green','blue']"); String red = (String)colors.get(0); String green = (String)colors.get(1); String blue = (String)colors.get(2);``

        It may be more convenient to use the typed wrapper methods so that you
        don't have to typecast the values. E.g.

        `````java String red = colors.getString(0); String green = colors.getString(1); String blue = colors.getString(2);``

    Example, looping through array `java JSObject colors = ctx.get("['red','green','blue']"); int len = colors.getInt("length"); for ( int i=0; i< len; i++ ){ System.out.println("Color "+i+" is "+colors.getString(i)); }`

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index of the entry within the array to return.

    ###### Returns

    The value of the specified indexed element.

  - ### getString

    public String getString(int index)

    Wrapper for get(int) for indexed string values.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within an Array object whose value to retrieve.

    ###### Returns

    The value of the indexed element. Must be a String.

  - ### getInt

    public int getInt(int index)

    Wrapper for get(int) for indexed int values.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within the Array object whose value to retrieve.

    ###### Returns

    The value of the indexed element. Must be an integer.

  - ### getDouble

    public double getDouble(int index)

    Wrapper for get(int) for indexed double values.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within the Array object whose value to retrieve.

    ###### Returns

    The value of the indexed element. Must be a number.

  - ### getBoolean

    public boolean getBoolean(int index)

    Wrapper for get(int) for indexed boolean values.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within the Array object whose value to retrieve.

    ###### Returns

    The value of the indexed element. Must be a boolean.

  - ### getObject

    public JSObject getObject(int index)

    Wrapper for get(int) for indexed object values.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within the Array object whose value to retrieve.

    ###### Returns

    Returns:
      The value of the indexed element. Must be an Object. (e.g. can be Object, Function, Array, or any other type of Javascript object).

  - ### set

    public void set(String key, Object js, boolean async)

    Sets a property on the underlying Javascript object. Equivalent of `this[key] = js;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the property to set on the current object.

    - `js`: @param js The value of the property. This value should be provided as a Java value and it will be converted to the appropriate Javascript value. See @ref JavascriptContext.set() for a conversion table of the Java to Javascript type conversions.

    - `async`: If this flag is set, then the call will be asynchronous (will not wait for command to complete before continuing execution).

  - ### set

    public void set(String key, Object js)

    Sets a property on this object. This call is synchronous. Equivalent of `this[key] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the property.

    - `js`: A value for the property. This may be a primitive type, a JSObject, or a JSFunction.

    ###### See also

    - #set(java.lang.String, java.lang.Object, boolean)

  - ### setInt

    public void setInt(String key, int value, boolean async)

    Sets a property on this object to an integer value. Equivalent of `this[key] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The property name to set.

    - `value`: The value to assign to the property.

    - `async`: True if you want this call to be asynchronous.

  - ### setInt

    public void setInt(String key, int value)

    Sets a property on this object to an integer value synchronously. Equivalent of `this[key] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the property to set.

    - `value`: The integer value of to set.

  - ### setDouble

    public void setDouble(String key, double value, boolean async)

    Sets a property on this object to a double value. Equivalent of `this[key] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the property to set

    - `value`: The value to set.

    - `async`: True if you want this call to be asynchronous.

  - ### setDouble

    public void setDouble(String key, double value)

    Sets a property on this object to a double value synchronously. Equivalent of `this[key] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the property to set

    - `value`: The value to set.

  - ### setBoolean

    public void setBoolean(String key, boolean value, boolean async)

    Sets a property on this object to a boolean value. Equivalent of `this[key] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the property to set

    - `value`: The value to set.

    - `async`: True if you want this call to be asynchronous.

  - ### setBoolean

    public void setBoolean(String key, boolean value)

    Sets a property on this object to a boolean value synchronously. Equivalent of `this[key] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the property to set

    - `value`: The value to set.

  - ### set

    public void set(int index, Object js, boolean async)

    Sets an indexed value on this object (assuming this object is a Javascript array). Equivalent of `this[index] = js;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index to set.

    - `js`: The object to set. This may be a primitive type, a String, a JSObject, or a JSFunction.

    - `async`: True to make this call asynchronously.

  - ### set

    public void set(int index, Object js)

    Sets an indexed value on this object synchronously (assuming this object is a Javascript array). Equivalent of `this[index] = js;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index to set.

    - `js`: The object to set. This may be a primitive type, a String, a JSObject, or a JSFunction.

  - ### setInt

    public void setInt(int index, int value, boolean async)

    Sets an indexed value on this array to an integer. Assumes this object is a Javascript array. Equivalent of `this[index] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within this array to set.

    - `value`: The value to set.

    - `async`: True to make this call asynchronous.

  - ### setInt

    public void setInt(int index, int value)

    Sets an indexed value on this array to an integer synchronously. Assumes this object is a Javascript array. Equivalent of `this[index] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within this array to set.

    - `value`: The value to set.

  - ### setDouble

    public void setDouble(int index, double value, boolean async)

    Sets an indexed value on this array to a double. Assumes this object is a Javascript array. Equivalent of `this[index] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within this array to set.

    - `value`: The value to set.

    - `async`: True to make this call asynchronous.

  - ### setDouble

    public void setDouble(int index, double value)

    Sets an indexed value on this array to a double synchronously. Assumes this object is a Javascript array. Equivalent of `this[index] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within this array to set.

    - `value`: The value to set.

  - ### setBoolean

    public void setBoolean(int index, boolean value, boolean async)

    Sets an indexed value on this array to a boolean. Assumes this object is a Javascript array. Equivalent of `this[index] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within this array to set.

    - `value`: The value to set.

    - `async`: True to make this call asynchronous.

  - ### setBoolean

    public void setBoolean(int index, boolean value)

    Sets an indexed value on this array to a boolean synchronously. Assumes this object is a Javascript array. Equivalent of `this[index] = value;`.

    ###### Parameters

    - `index`: The index within this array to set.

    - `value`: The value to set.

  - ### toJSPointer

    public String toJSPointer()
    Returns a Javascript variable name for the underlying Javascript object. This refers to the object inside the JavascriptContext's lookup table.

  - ### call

    public Object call(String key, Object[] params)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method to call.

    - `params`: @param params Array of parameters to pass to the method. These will be converted to corresponding Javascript types according to the translation table specified in `Object)`

    ###### Returns

    Returns:
      The result of calling the method. Javascript return values will be converted to corresponding Java types according to the rules described in `JavascriptContext#get(String)`

  - ### callAsync

    public void callAsync(String key, Object[] params, Callback callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object asynchronously.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method to call.

    - `params`: @param params Array of parameters to pass to the method. These will be converted to corresponding Javascript types according to the translation table specified in `Object)`

    - `callback`: Callback to be called when the method call is completed.

  - ### callAsync

    public void callAsync(String key, Object[] params, SuccessCallback callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object asynchronously.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method to call.

    - `params`: @param params Array of parameters to pass to the method. These will be converted to corresponding Javascript types according to the translation table specified in `Object)`

    - `callback`: Callback to be called when the method call is completed.

  - ### call

    public Object call(String key)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object synchronously with no arguments.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    ###### Returns

    The return value of the method.

  - ### callAsync

    public void callAsync(String key, Callback callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object asynchronously with no arguments.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    - `callback`: Callback to be called with the return value.

  - ### callAsync

    public void callAsync(String key, SuccessCallback callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object asynchronously with no arguments.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    - `callback`: Callback to be called with the return value.

  - ### callInt

    public int callInt(String key)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns an int. Called synchronously with no arguments.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    ###### Returns

    The return value of the method.

  - ### callIntAsync

    public void callIntAsync(String key, Callback<Integer> callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns an int. Call is asynchronous. Return value or error is passed to the provided callback.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    - `callback`: Callback to handle the return value.

  - ### callIntAsync

    public void callIntAsync(String key, SuccessCallback<Integer> callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns an int. Call is asynchronous. Return value or error is passed to the provided callback.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    - `callback`: Callback to handle the return value.

  - ### callDouble

    public double callDouble(String key)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a double. Called synchronously with no arguments.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    ###### Returns

    The return value of the method.

  - ### callDoubleAsync

    public void callDoubleAsync(String key, Callback<Double> callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a double. Call is asynchronous. Return value or error is passed to the provided callback.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    - `callback`: Callback to handle the return value.

  - ### callDoubleAsync

    public void callDoubleAsync(String key, SuccessCallback<Double> callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a double. Call is asynchronous. Return value or error is passed to the provided callback.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    - `callback`: Callback to handle the return value.

  - ### callString

    public String callString(String key)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a String. Called synchronously with no arguments.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    ###### Returns

    The return value of the method.

  - ### callStringAsync

    public void callStringAsync(String key, Callback<String> callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a String. Call is asynchronous. Return value or error is passed to the provided callback.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    - `callback`: Callback to handle the return value.

  - ### callStringAsync

    public void callStringAsync(String key, SuccessCallback<String> callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a String. Call is asynchronous. Return value or error is passed to the provided callback.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    - `callback`: Callback to handle the return value.

  - ### callObject

    public JSObject callObject(String key)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a Javascript object. Called synchronously with no arguments.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    ###### Returns

    The return value of the method.

  - ### callObjectAsync

    public void callObjectAsync(String key, Callback<JSObject> callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a Javascript object. Call is asynchronous. Return value or error is passed to the provided callback.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    - `callback`: Callback to handle the return value.

  - ### callObjectAsync

    public void callObjectAsync(String key, SuccessCallback<JSObject> callback)

    Calls a method on the underlying Javascript object that returns a Javascript object. Call is asynchronous. Return value or error is passed to the provided callback.

    ###### Parameters

    - `key`: The name of the method.

    - `callback`: Callback to handle the return value.

  - ### call

    public Object call(Object... params)

    Calls the object as a function statically. In this case "this" will be window.

    E.g.

    `java JSObject alert = (JSObject)ctx.get("window.alert"); alert.call(new Object[]{"An alert message"});`

    The above gets a reference to the alert() function (remember functions are objects in Javascript). Then it calls it via Java, passing it a single string parameter. This is equivalent to the following Javasript:

    `java alert("An alert message");`

    ###### Parameters

    - `params`: @param params The parameters to pass to the function. These will be converted to the appropriate Javascript type.

    ###### Returns

    Returns:
      The result of the javascript function call converted to the appropriate Java type.

  - ### callAsync

    public void callAsync(Object[] params, Callback callback)

    Calls the object as a function statically. The call is made asynchronously In this case "this" will be window.

    E.g.

    `java JSObject alert = (JSObject)ctx.get("window.alert"); alert.call(new Object[]{"An alert message"});`

    The above gets a reference to the alert() function (remember functions are objects in Javascript). Then it calls it via Java, passing it a single string parameter. This is equivalent to the following Javasript:

    `java alert("An alert message");`

    ###### Parameters

    - `params`: @param params The parameters to pass to the function. These will be converted to the appropriate Javascript type.

    - `callback`: @param callback The result of the javascript function call converted to the appropriate Java type and passed to the callback.

  - ### callAsync

    public void callAsync(Object[] params, SuccessCallback callback)

    Calls the object as a function statically. The call is made asynchronously In this case "this" will be window.

    E.g.

    `java JSObject alert = (JSObject)ctx.get("window.alert"); alert.call(new Object[]{"An alert message"});`

    The above gets a reference to the alert() function (remember functions are objects in Javascript). Then it calls it via Java, passing it a single string parameter. This is equivalent to the following Javasript:

    `java alert("An alert message");`

    ###### Parameters

    - `params`: @param params The parameters to pass to the function. These will be converted to the appropriate Javascript type.

    - `callback`: @param callback The result of the javascript function call converted to the appropriate Java type and passed to the callback.

  - ### toString

    public String toString()

    Returns the toString from the JavaScript object effectively the equivalent of `callString("toString")`

    ###### Returns

    the String representation of the JavaScript object

    Overrides:
      `toString` in class `Object`