The to function converts the argument to a Java dataype. The source object jsData is expected to be a
JavaScript array, or object with a length property. The target toType can either be a String (e.g. "int[]")
or a type object (e.g., Java.type("int[]")). Valid target types are Java arrays. When no target type is
provided, Object[] is assumed.
The conversion methods as defined by ECMAScript (e.g., ToString, ToDouble) are executed when a JavaScript
value has to be converted to a Java type. Lossy conversion is disallowed and results in a TypeError.
Parameters
jsData: any
toType: any
Returns any[]
Example: ```javascript
var jsArr = ["a", "b", "c"];
var strArrType = Java.type("java.lang.String[]");
var javaArr = Java.to(jsArr, strArrType);
assertEquals('class [Ljava.lang.String;', String(javaArr.getClass()));```
The
tofunction converts the argument to a Java dataype. The source object jsData is expected to be a JavaScript array, or object with alengthproperty. The target toType can either be a String (e.g. "int[]") or a type object (e.g., Java.type("int[]")). Valid target types are Java arrays. When no target type is provided, Object[] is assumed.The conversion methods as defined by ECMAScript (e.g., ToString, ToDouble) are executed when a JavaScript value has to be converted to a Java type. Lossy conversion is disallowed and results in a TypeError.