* var vm = bck2brwsr();
* var main = vm.loadClass('org.your.pkg.Main');
- * main.main__V_3Ljava_lang_String_2(null);
+ * main.invoke('main');
*
* In case one wants to initialize the virtual machine with ability to
* load classes lazily when needed, one can provide a loader function to
@@ -39,15 +39,27 @@
* function is asked for its byte code and the system dynamically transforms
* it to JavaScript.
*
- * Instead of a loader function, one can also provide a URL to a JAR file.
+ * Instead of a loader function, one can also provide a URL to a JAR file
+ * or a library JavaScript file generated with {@link #library(java.lang.String...)}
+ * option on.
* The bck2brwsr system will do its best to download the file
- * and provide loader function for it automatically.
+ * and provide loader function for it automatically. In order to use
+ * the JAR file emul.zip module needs to be available in the system.
*
- * One can provide as many loader functions and JAR URL references as necessary. + * One can provide as many loader functions and URL references as necessary. * Then the initialization code would look like:
* var vm = bck2brwsr(url1, url2, fnctn1, url3, functn2); ** The provided URLs and loader functions will be consulted one by one. + *
+ * The initialization of the Bck2Brwsr is done asynchronously since + * version 0.9. E.g. call to
+ * var vm = bck2brwsr('myapp.js');
+ * var main = vm.loadClass('org.your.pkg.Main');
+ * main.invoke('main');
+ *
+ * returns immediately and the call to the static main method will happen
+ * once the virtual machine is initialized and the class available.
*
* @author Jaroslav Tulach