lOneMinuteTimer is the Integer object that results from adding the notification:


Date lNext = new Date(new Date().getTime() + Timer.ONE_MINUTE);
Integer lOneMinuteTimer =(Integer) lServer.invoke(

lTimer.getObjectName(),
"addNotification",
new Object[] {
"IDoNotKnowWhatTypeIs",
"I call you with this timer",
null,
lNext,
new Long(30000),
new Long(0)
},
new String[] {
"".getClass().getName(),
"".getClass().getName(),
"java.lang.Object",
Date.class.getName(),
Long.TYPE.getName(),
Long.TYPE.getName()
}
);

now i'm using Integer.class.getName() and it works fine.
But I have a question:

in the previous addNotification code, there's Long.TYPE.getName()
instead of Long.class.getName(), but works without problem.

Why is the reason?

great thanks

Hi,

I'm saying in the code few posts above, there's new Long(0), and next Long.TYPE.getName() in its corresponding signature. So Long.TYPE.getName represents the type long, not Long. However it's still working.

I'm sorry if I haven't explained very well.

Thanks.