Now I'm looking for the way to use my gridshape in java.

I've started with this, but not able to figure out how to send matrix in the inlet of jit.gl.multiple and how to indicates which inlet ...

public class javasimplejitglmultiple extends MaxObject

    public javasimplejitglmultiple(Atom[] args)

mycircle = new JitterObject("jit.gl.gridshape",new Atom[]{Atom.newAtom("cosm")});

        mycircle.setAttr("shape", "circle");

        mycircle.setAttr("lighting_enable",1);

        mycircle.setAttr("smooth_shading",1);

        mycircle.setAttr("name","cir");

        mymultiple = new JitterObject("jit.gl.multiple",new Atom[]{Atom.newAtom("cosm")});

        mymultiple.setAttr("targetname", "cir");

        mymultiple.setAttr("glparams", "2");//scale & position inlets

Now I'm looking for the way to use my gridshape in java.
I've started with this, but not able to figure out how to send matrix in the inlet of  jit.gl.multiple and how to indicates which inlet ...

import com.cycling74.max.*;
import com.cycling74.jitter.*;

public class javasimplejitglmultiple extends MaxObject
{
	JitterObject mycircle;
	JitterObject mymultiple;
	JitterObject noisepos;
	JitterObject noisescale;

	public javasimplejitglmultiple(Atom[] args)
	{

        mycircle = new JitterObject("jit.gl.gridshape",new Atom[]{Atom.newAtom("cosm")});
		mycircle.setAttr("shape", "circle");
		mycircle.setAttr("lighting_enable",1);
		mycircle.setAttr("smooth_shading",1);
		mycircle.setAttr("name","cir");

		mymultiple = new JitterObject("jit.gl.multiple",new Atom[]{Atom.newAtom("cosm")});
		mymultiple.setAttr("targetname", "cir");
		mymultiple.setAttr("glparams", "2");//scale & position inlets

Jit.gl.multiple in java - possible?