- PHP types are ambiguous than Java.

- You may want to call a methods in PHP that contain long type in Java.

In its case, you can call a method as follows:

- ex. ) Wrap with `\PHPJava\Kernel\Types\_Long`. We recommend this.

class Test

{

public static void includingLongTypeParameter(long n)

{

System.out.println(n);

}

}

<?php

$javaClass->getInvoker()->getStatic()->getMethods()->call(

'includingLongTypeParameter',

new \PHPJava\Kernel\Types\_Long(1234)

);

The example will return `1234`.

- ex. ) Set `false` to strict mode within options.

<?php

use PHPJava\Core\JavaClass;

use PHPJava\Core\JavaClassFileReader;

$javaClass = new JavaClass(

new JavaClassFileReader('Test'),

[

'strict' => false,

]

);

- Available options on `JavaClass` or `JavaArchive` is below:

|Options | Value | Default | Description |Targeted |

|:-------------:|:-------------:|:-------------:|:-------------:|:-------------:|

| max_stack_exceeded | integer | 9999 | Execute more than the specified number of times be stopped the operation. | JavaClass |

| strict | boolean | true | If strict mode is `true` then execute method, variables and so on with strict. But if strict mode is `false` then execute ambiguously method, variable and etc in PHPJava. | Both |

| validation.method.arguments_count_only | boolean | false | If this mode `true` then ClassResolver validate arguments size only. | JavaClass |

- For example:

<?php

use PHPJava\Core\JavaClass;

use PHPJava\Core\JavaClassFileReader;

$javaClass = new JavaClass(

new JavaClassFileReader('Test'),

[

'max_stack_exceeded' => 12345,

'validation' => [

'method' => [

'arguments_count_only' => true,

],

],

]

);