Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] Getting back null-object from new Java(...) - how to debug this?

--> <C v="demo.NCI" p="I" i="6be6668" />
--> </C>
<-- <O v="1" p="O" i="6be6668"/>
--> <I v="0" m="castToBoolean" p="I" i="63bf1c4" />
--> <O v="1" />
--> </I>

According to the protocol you use the following code:

$obj = (boolean) new java("demo.NCI");

The result of the cast is true.

<-- <B v="T" i="63bf1c4"/>


At least on protocol level there's nothing wrong with
your code; you've casted the result object to a PHP
boolean value.

I don't know where the boolean cast comes from and why
you or the PHP interpreter confuses the PHP boolean
value with a PHP null object.

Which PHP version do you use? And how exactly does the
code look like?  Note that PHP sometimes uses implicit
casts, depending on the context, for example "$obj"
implicitly casts $obj to a PHP string value.


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier





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