Hi Herwig,
thank you, you are probably right, but it writing new classes solely for
that purpose seemes a bit too tedious task.
I found another solution: pre-load problematic classes without initializing
them, and explicitly register them in namespaces:
(.importClass (clojure.lang.Namespace/fi
In clojure, as in java, you can compile against a stub class and run
against the real class with the same signature.
2012/12/6 Vladimir Tsichevski
> Hi,
>
> I'm using CCW to compile Clojure to java classes.
>
> I have to compile a static class method call like this:
>
> (MyClass/myMethod arg1 .
Hi,
I'm using CCW to compile Clojure to java classes.
I have to compile a static class method call like this:
(MyClass/myMethod arg1 ...)
To compile this the compiler needs to load the MyClass class. The problem
is that in my case some classes can only be loaded in the running
application. S
