Java Question Access java class without declaration of a variable

drgottjr said:

this works for me:
create your little class and build with SLC

Java:

package com.georgieapps.numbers;

import anywheresoftware.b4a.BA;
import anywheresoftware.b4a.BA.*;

@Version(1.0f)
@ShortName("Numbers")
//@ActivityObject
public class Numbers {
    public String ONE = "one";
    public String TWO = "two";
    public String THREE = "three";
 
}

open your ide and create a test
search for new class in libraries tab. select it

declare your class in app:

B4X:

       Private numbers As Numbers

refer to class property without "declaring it" in your app:

B4X:

      Log(numbers.ONE)     '  just like GRAVITY.CENTER

' if you were thinking of creating the class in inline java, although
you can create and access a homegrown class (similar-ish to above),
i think the only way you can access it is via a javaobject ( runmethod,
getfield, etc). so it's not going to look like what you're trying to achieve
(although, in the end, you're still accessing the class' field).

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Erel said:

Not directly. If you are creating a b4xlib (which you should) then you can include a static code module in your library.

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