new Java
Name
new Java — Creates a PHP object interface to a Java
class.
Synopsis
object new Java
(classname[, arg1][, . .
.]);
string classname: Name of
Java class to instantiate
mixed arg1 (optional): First
argument to Java class constructor
mixed . . . (optional):
Successive arguments to Java class constructor
Returns
Object for the requested Java class
Description
This is not a function; rather, it's the constructor of a
default class provided when Java support is available in
PHP. The first parameter is the name of the Java class to
instantiate. The second and following parameters, if
given, are passed to the actual Java class as its
arguments.
Example
Example 622. Instantiate a
Java class in PHP
echo "<h2>Testing java.util.StringTokenizer</h2>";
$str = new Java("java.util.StringTokenizer", "This is a test string");
while ($str->hasMoreTokens()) {
echo "Got token from string: <b>" . $str->nextToken() . "</b><br>\n";
}
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