On 15/05/13 13:08, Gregg Reynolds wrote:
The errors I get involve finding the class. But calling the functions
from clojure works just fine. It's not a classpath problem because
the same thing happens using command line processing with explicit
classpath (see the test.sh files in the repo).
I'm not sure if this helps you but class-files generated by Clojure
reside on memory where the default URLClassloader cannot look. You'll
have to use Clojure's dynamic-classloader to load the class-files of
functions...you can get a hold of the DynamicClassloader from Java by
calling Thread.currentThread().getContextClassloader(), assuming of
course that you're working on a Clojure project...
Jim
ps: I have no idea what Xalan & Saxon are and what your code is trying
to do, but this particular paragraph of yours screams class - loading
issues...
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