I have a Scala class whose constructor takes a variable-length parameter list.
case class ItemChain(items: Item*)
From Scala it can be called like so
ItemChain(Item(), Item())
I can't figure out the syntax for calling it from Java. If I do this
new ItemChain(new Item(), new Item())
I get a compiler error that says this line does not match the signature scala.collection.seq<Item>
.
I can directly instantiate the Scala sequence object from Java.
new scala.collection.Seq<Item>()
But I can't figure out how to subsequently add my two Item
instances to it. If I create a Java List
of Item
s and cast it toscala.collection.Seq
I get a runtime error.
This should do the trick:
import static scala.collection.JavaConverters.asScalaBufferConverter;
import static java.util.Arrays.asList;
...
new ItemChain(asScalaBufferConverter(asList(new Item(), new Item())).asScala());