This is really used by the JavaClass class below to give a base for all Java classes.
You can use it for that too, but you really shouldn't try to implement it yourself
(it doesn't do much anyway and the other code in here assumes the presence of IJavaObject
on an object also means various internal static members of JavaClass are present too).
This is really used by the JavaClass class below to give a base for all Java classes. You can use it for that too, but you really shouldn't try to implement it yourself (it doesn't do much anyway and the other code in here assumes the presence of IJavaObject on an object also means various internal static members of JavaClass are present too).