Of course not. I mentioned I'm new at this, right?
It seems I was doing that part right before. I'm getting
InvocationTargetException and NoClassDefFoundError, so I tried to work
my way from the start to see if I was missing something (which I
thought was a valid assumption, if exceptions were being swallowed).
My first instinct was that it wasn't loading the libraries correctly.
Or course, I'm still stuck. It clearly sees the classes, because my
import statements aren't throwing ClassNotFoundExceptions. The
exceptions I'm getting are bubbling up out of the JNI, apparently, but
I don't have any idea why. At this point I have ugly looking Clojure
code that looks as Java-like as possible, so that I'm doing the exact
same thing in the exact same order as I do in a Java example, but I
get exceptions when I do it in Clojure.
So, when I get to
(def my-client (Client.))
it throws. BTW, Java equivalent ... Client myClient = new Client();
It feels like something is fundamentally different in a way I cannot
conceive, like Java automatically handles something behind the scenes
and I don't realize it.
Thanks.
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