You wrap your container in the class ContainerClass() and then unwrap it at the other end.
Make your call like this:
And retrieve it like this:args.parmObject(new ContainerClass(["Real container", 1234, "Not con2str container"]));
containerClass = element.args().parmObject() as ContainerClass;
myContainer = containerClass.value();
To test this, create a form (Form1) and overwrite the init method and put in this code:
public void init() { ContainerClass containerClass; container conValue; if (!(element.args() && element.args().parmObject() && element.args().parmObject() is ContainerClass)) throw error("@SYS22539"); super(); containerClass = element.args().parmObject() as ContainerClass; conValue = containerClass.value(); info(strFmt("The container contains '%1'", con2Str(conValue))); }
Then create a Job and put in this code:
static void JobForm1(Args _args) { Args args; FormRun formRun; args = new Args(); args.name(formStr(Form1)); args.parmObject(new ContainerClass(['Real containers', 1234, 'Not con2str containers'])); formRun = classFactory.formRunClass(args); formRun.init(); formRun.run(); formRun.wait(); }
And then run the job!
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