Implemented in terms of the Java equals() method. If the other object is not also a subclass of a JavaObject, the return value is always false. This is to ensure that the the results of a comparison is independent of the order, i.e. a.Equals( b ) == b.Equals( a ) which could not be guaranteed if we did special things for obj being of some special .NET type.
JuggerNETProxyException Class | Codemesh.JuggerNET Namespace