Passing to Java int[] from Jython PyList - reflection

Question

Now I am stucked with the specific question, asking for you guys' help.
KeyWords:
Java Reflection, Jython PyList, NoSuchMethodException
Java Side:
targetMethod(int []) is the method exactly I want to call by reflecting. Do pay attention to the int [] param.
Jython Side:
l_params = [1,2,3]
Problem:
When I tried to do the reflection call by passing type(l_params), got info below:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: targetMethod(org.python.core.PyList)
at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredMethod(Unknown Source)
So how to deal with it? Hoping to get a light from you.

Answer 1

Yeap, one possible solution —— Proxy：
Jython ----Java Proxy ---- Target Method
Though the Target Method is un-controllable, we can do whatever we want to within the Java Proxy.
But how to want to solve this without the proxy ?
//added at 2015/11/23
Thanks to the flexibility of jython, now i just fix this by mixing jython and java
jython side:
import javaArray
java.getType(paramType)
java side: //javaArray.java
public static Class getType(String strType)
{
if (strType.equals("[I"))
return (new int[0]).getClass();
}
Really need to dig more about jython, java, if you want to hack on it.
Thanks.
//
//added at 2015/11/26
Really a shame to write code like that without using Class.forName.........
public static Class getType(String strType)
{
//try...catch
ret = Class.forName(strType);
return ret;
}