Get/Set Values for Static Fields and Properties

Custom .NET Framework DLL

With Javonet you can easily get or set a value for any static field or property from a class or structure from .NET Framework DLL by calling the "get(fieldOrPropertyName)" or "set(fieldOrPropertyName, newValue)" method on reference to .NET/Java type. Conversely, foreign instance types can be stored in Java variables using the dedicated Java type called NType.

As with the methods, value-typed results are automatically translated into Java types and reference results are returned as NObject\JObject objects.

Assuming we have a custom .NET Framework DLL with the following class inside: 

using System;

namespace TestNamespace
{
	public class TestClass
	{
		public TestClass() { }
		~TestClass()
		{
			Console.WriteLine("Displaying object from .NET destructor message");
		}
		public static int MyStaticField { get; set; }
		public int MyInstanceField { get; set; }

		public static string SayHello(string name)
		{
			return "Hello " + name;
		}

		public int MultiplyByTwo(int arg)
		{
			return arg * 2;
		}

		public T MyGenericMethod<T>(T arg1)
		{
			return arg1;
		}
		public K MyGenericMethodWithTwoTypes<T, K>(T arg1)
		{
			return default(K);
		}

		public void MethodWithRefArg(ref int arg)
		{
			arg = arg + 44;
		}

		public string PassTypeArg(Type myType)
		{
			return myType.ToString();
		}

		public string MethodWithEnumArg(SampleEnum value)
		{
			return value.ToString();
		}
	}
}

To set and get static field from this class:

I code in:
// Todo: activate Javonet and add reference to .NET library

// get .NET type
NType sampleType = Javonet.getType("TestNamespace.TestClass");

// set static field
sampleType.set("MyStaticField", 10);

// get static field
Integer response = sampleType.get("MyStaticField");

// write response to console
System.out.println(response);

Standard .NET Framework DLL

To get static field from the standard .NET Framework DLL:

I code in:
// Todo: activate Javonet

// get .NET DateTime class
NType dateTimeClass = Javonet.getType("System.DateTime");

// get datetime field
NObject nowDateObj = dateTimeClass.get("Now");

// invoke .NET method to get string
String response = nowDateObj.invoke("ToString");

// write response to console
System.out.println(response);

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