I am initialising a Javascript object and passing it to a registered API function whose signature is as follows::
I checked that the variant object coming from Javascript is not empty....
JS file
Initialize function called when I press a button...
function Initialize()
{
var Class=function(){this.member1_JS='Red'};
BorderStyle.prototype.member2_JS='1';
var obj=new Class();
plugin().DoTheChanges(obj);
}
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It should be:
_jsObjPtr= objectFromJavaScript.convert_cast<FB::JSObjectPtr>();
Any object coming from javascript is a JSObjectPtr; if it's doing a convert_cast to JSAPIPtr it will try to find inside the JSObjectPtr a C++ JSAPI object that you have created (for example, a DicomAPI object) which won't actually work on most browsers because they hide it too deep to get back out.