There are two ways to invoke a method with LS2J. One way is using the dot notation and the other way is using the Java ADT.
Call myObject.myMethod(arg1, arg2)
-or-
myMethod.Invoke(myObject);
When using the Java ADT, there is a note in the help documentation that there is a maximum of 12 arguements. Does anyone know if that same limitation applies when using the dot notation?
I am trying to call a method with 15 string arguements. When I call from Java, it works. When I call from LS2J, I get a null pointer exception. I am wondering if this might be the cause. I am using the dot notation.