Myujth

I am trying to call a function available in Corda RPC called startTrackedFlowDynamic which accepts 2 arguments:
startTrackedFlowDynamic(logicType: Class<out FlowLogic<T>>, vararg args: Any?) which is packaged in a JAR

The call to this function is made from a Javascript context (using GraalVM to achieve that), I want to call this function and pass the arguments to it obtained from a request object (say, coming from a REST API)

Example:
if the request contains an array [::InitiatorA, iouValue],
I would want to call startTrackedFlowDynamic like:
startTrackedFlowDynamic(::InitiatorA, iouValue)

if the request contains an array [::InitiatorB, abc, xyz]
I would want to call startTrackedFlowDynamic like:
startTrackedFlowDynamic(::InitiatorB, abc, xyz)

if the request contains an array [::InitiatorC]
I would want to call startTrackedFlowDynamic like:
startTrackedFlowDynamic(::InitiatorC)

TLDR: I would like to make it as a generic API instead of re-writing for every different Flow call.
I want to be able to pass dynamic number of arguments coming from the request object to this function instead of hard coding a fixed number of arguments and having to update it when the number of argument changes

An example of the behaviour I want to replicate:

var func = function () 
 console.log(arguments.length);
 for (var i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++) 
 console.log(arguments[i]);
 
;

func.apply(null, ['::InitiatorA', 'abc', 'xyz'])

Any suggestions?

It seems to work with the following JavaScript syntax

var argsArray = ['::InitiatorA', 'abc', 'xyz']
startTrackedFlowDynamic(...argsArray)