On Sun, Nov 21, 2010 at 2:42 PM, Anton Dorozhkin
<anton.dorozh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there way you use several clojure runtime instances in one Java
> process?
>
> // Thread 1
> RT.loadResourceScript("script1");
> RT.var("user", "function").invoke();
>
> // Thread 2
> RT.loadResourceScript("script2"); // <----I want to be in a different
> clojure runtime here
> RT.var("user", "function").invoke();
>
> Is there another way, not to use RT class?
See if RT is instantiable. Maybe the static methods just use a default instance?
Failing that you'll need to use ClassLoader trickery to spawn two
distinct instances of RT.class.
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