Creating instance and calling instance methods

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Javonet lets you create instances of any type from any runtime. Assuming we have a custom any runtime with the following class inside

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To create instance and invoke instance method from this class:

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Javonet calls are very similar to regular .NET or Java calls, with a little bit of reflection style. Value-type results are automatically converted into any runtime types so you can safely assign them to any runtime variables. Reference-type results must be assigned to NObject\JObject variable.

Any calls to .NET or Java objects using Javonet can be shortened and simplified using Javonet Fluent interface.

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Creating instance and calling instance methods

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