Using a beanshell 'class' as an Interface (Listener)

Hi there,

first of all f i understand correctly, a scripted method can act like
a class if i put "return this" at the end.

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This is my script, which i read in using Interpreter.source();
EKSSTANDARD() {
left(Section sect)
{
}

mouseRestsAt(Section sect)
{
}

Section secSave = new Section("Save", this);

return this;
}

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class Section is part of my package automator3 which i program and
edit in NetBeans.
The constructor of Section:
public Section(String name, ScreenSectionMouseListener ssml)

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interface ScreenSectionMouseListener is also part of the package automator3.
It has the methods:
public void left(Section sect)
public void mouseRestsAt(Section sect)

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The problem is, when i do a:
Interpreter.eval("EKSSTANDARD();");
from compiled code in NetBeans, i get:
Sourced file: inline evaluation of  ``EKSSTANDARD();'' : Typed
variable declaration : Constructor error: The number of arguments was
wrong "..<insert filename>.." : new Section("Save" , this )

Called from method EKSSTANDARD : at:Line: 1 : in file: inline
evaluation of: ``EKSSTANDARD();'' : EKSSTANDARD ( )



I have looked at the JFrame JButton ActionListener actionPerformed
Example on the website over and over again but nothing. The instance
of my Section Object wants a ScreenSectionMouseListener to be passed
in his constructor but it receives a bsh.XThis Object instance. I also
tried to cast it to a ScreenSectionMouseListener but didn't work.

Any ideas?

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