Yes, it helped! Thank you!
To make the story complete I put here complete code:
semantic/hello.clj:
(ns semantic.hello
(:gen-class
:name semantic.hello
:methods [[sayhello [] void]
[sayhello_arg [String] void]]))
(defn -sayhello [this] (println "Hello from Clojure!"))
you'd import semantic.hello
then in your java code, you
would first create it by doing new semantic.hello()
then you can call it form java by doing
.sayhello() without the -
you also need to define your sayhello differently I think.
it needs to be (defn -sayhello [this] (println "Hello from
cl
Hi,
On 15 Aug., 21:41, sebastien wrote:
> Unfortunetly it doesn't work, pointing to h.hello() and saying "cannot
> find symbol".
>
> Any suggestions?
First the method is called sayhello. Not just hello. Then you have to
declare the method in the gen-class clause.
(ns semantic.hello
(:gen-cla
I tried to compile hello.clj with "lein compile" and with "(compile
'semantic.hello)", and also with old versions of clojure.jar and
clojure.contrib.jar (current one is 1.2-beta1), but it all gave the
same result.
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> Can you run:
> javap YourClass.class
> and give us the result?
Here it is:
public class semantic.hello extends java.lang.Object {
public static {};
public semantic.hello();
public java.lang.Object clone();
public int hashCode();
public java.lang.String toString();
>
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
Can you run:
javap YourClass.class
and give us the result?
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Hi Meikel,
Unfortunetly it doesn't work, pointing to h.hello() and saying "cannot
find symbol".
^
Same with my Eclipse, which says that import "semantic" cannot be
resolved, though both package and class are in the bin (classes)
directory.
Hi,
Am 15.08.2010 um 18:04 schrieb sebastien:
> I understand that after AOT compilation Clojure namespaces and
> functions became completely normal Java classes and can be called from
> any Java code, is it correct? If so, how will look like this call? For
> example, I have clojure module:
>
> (
I understand that after AOT compilation Clojure namespaces and
functions became completely normal Java classes and can be called from
any Java code, is it correct? If so, how will look like this call? For
example, I have clojure module:
(ns semantic.hello
(:gen-class))
(defn -sayhello [] (print
