November 2001
Intermediate to advanced
936 pages
68h 43m
English
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Name
JavaPackage — JavaScript representation of a Java package
Availability
Netscape 3 LiveConnect
Synopsis
package.package_name// Refers to another JavaPackagepackage.class_name// Refers to a JavaClass object
Properties
The properties of a JavaPackage object are the names of the
JavaPackage objects and JavaClass objects that it contains. These
properties are different for each individual JavaPackage. Note that
it is not possible to use the JavaScript for/in
loop to iterate over the list of property names of a Package object.
Consult a Java reference manual to determine the packages and classes
contained within any given package.
Description
The JavaPackage object is a JavaScript representation of a Java package. A package in Java is a collection of related classes. In JavaScript, a JavaPackage can contain classes (represented by the JavaClass object) and other JavaPackage objects.
The Window object has properties java,
netscape, and sun that
represent the java.*,
netscape.*, and sun.*
package hierarchies. These JavaPackage objects define properties that
refer to other JavaPackage objects. For example,
java.lang and java.net refer to
the java.lang and java.net
packages. The java.awt JavaPackage contains
properties named Frame and
Button, which are both references to JavaClass
objects and represent the classes java.awt.Frame
and java.awt.Button.
The Window object also defines a property named
Packages, which is the root JavaPackage whose properties refer to the roots of all known ...
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