Android Question accessing a wrapped java library by JavaObject?

[rbirago]

For what I understand with JavaObject I can access to properties and methods of an external java library or access a non exposed method/property of an object used in the project. Ok, but I have a different question: Can I access a method of a wrapped java library that is not exposed by the wrap-library?
Perhaps it's better to post an example:
RSRecordVideo is a library that wraps most of the properties/methods of the standard MediaRecorder Android library...but it doesn't wrap the method setVideoEncodingBitRate that defines the quality of the video I have to record.
So, is there a way to access MediaRecorder object (not a new instance) to call directly a not-wrapped method?...or have I to build a new wrap library?
Thanks in advance
Roberto

 

[Erel]

You need to know how the wrapper stores the wrapped instance.

If it is stored in a class field then you need to know the field name.

 

[rbirago]

In the example I posted (RSRecordVideo) I don't know how it stores the wrapped MediaRecorder library. Does it mean that my only chance is to question the author? or is there a way to discover these infos?