The eaiest way to learn how to create structs in the Java API is to add a sample in the Library Compiler tool with a sample struct and sample data. This will generate Java code that will show you how to use the struct api with your own data.
Here is an example:
a.i1 = 1.0
a.i2 = 'a string'
foo(a)
And the generated Java method:
public static void fooExample() {
MWStructArray aIn = null;
MWArray aIn_i1_1 = null;
MWArray aIn_i2_1 = null;
Object[] results = null;
try {
// instantiate data within struct aIn
double aIn_i1_1Data = 1.0;
aIn_i1_1 = new MWNumericArray(aIn_i1_1Data, MWClassID.DOUBLE);
String aIn_i2_1Data = "a string";
aIn_i2_1 = new MWCharArray(aIn_i2_1Data);
// instantiate struct aIn and set inner data
int[] aInDims = {1, 1};
String[] aInFields = {"i1", "i2"};
aIn = new MWStructArray(aInDims, aInFields);
aIn.set("i1", 1, aIn_i1_1);
aIn.set("i2", 1, aIn_i2_1);
results = class1Instance.foo(aIn);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
} finally {
// Dispose of native resources
MWArray.disposeArray(aIn);
MWArray.disposeArray(aIn_i1_1);
MWArray.disposeArray(aIn_i2_1);
MWArray.disposeArray(results);
}
}
