Hello James,
> Are you aware you can compile Clojure code directly into Java class
> files?
Yes, this was my 1st method of distributing clojure apps (in a .jar).
It works.
But what would be really cool, if I could distribute clojure code in
the source form, load it into a java appliation _and_ call the clojure
code (which got compiled on the fly when loaded) from java. But maybe
the nature of
the java language does not permit this.
OTOH, possibly extending the build process in netbeans with
automatically compiling the .clj files to .class files would be
another way...
Kind regards,
Vlad
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