On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 11:50 PM, Denis Vulinovich
<denis.vulinov...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:
> RT.loadResourceScript("bar.clj");
You talk about putting the .class files on your classpath (modulo the
correction to add the classes subdirectory as Jacek noted) but you are
trying to load a source file (from the classpath).
Here's what works for me:
* add the src path (in your Leiningen project) to your classpath
* load a namespace like this: RT.var( "clojure.core", "load" ).invoke(
"/sample/bar" );
* obtain a reference to the hello function as before:
> Var foo = RT.var("sample.bar", "hello");
You don't need to compile Clojure to .class files in order to be able
to load it into your Java code - it will be compiled on the fly.
As your Clojure code grows and depends on other libraries, you'll need
to ensure those are also on your classpath (lib/*.jar from your
Leiningen project).
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