Hi,

I'm working on a tool where I am embedding the Rhino JavaScript engine
within Clojure and exposing an API to JavaScript. Rhino has support for
exposing Java objects directly.

I want to define this Java API in Clojure, but as I've understood it there is no
way in Clojure to create this at runtime. I could use proxy, but then it's only
possible to implement already existing interfaces.

The alternative is gen-class, but then I need to first compile and add
the classes to my class path, and for me that doesn't match well with
the way I like to develop using Emacs and Slime. I want to implement
one method at the time and "play around" without having to restart the
JVM between each change.

Is there anything I'm missing, or will there be a way in the future to create
dynamic Java objects at runtime?

-- 
           Sverre Johansen

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