LS2J limitations

There are a few limitations with LS2J:

• You may not delete a Variant containing a JavaClass object.
• There are some data type limitations (see Data type mappings).
• LotusScript® property names are case insensitive, but Java™ property names are case sensitive. If two Java™ properties are the same except for their case, use the GetProperty and GetValue or SetValue methods to access the correct property. Similarly, LotusScript® method names are case insensitive, and Java™ method names are case sensitive. Java™ methods may also be overloaded; that is, they may differ only by parameter type. If two Java™ methods are the same except for their case, or except for their parameter type, use the GetMethod and Invoke methods to access the correct method. See Invoking a method in a Java™ object. Java™ method calls are limited to twelve parameters.
• LotusScript® can access all Java™ values and classes; however, there is no mechanism for Java™ to access LotusScript® objects directly. LotusScript® calls to Java™ script libraries are limited to native Java™, and can not include calls to the LotusScript® back end.