Hi all,
I had a bit of requirement, which necessitate generation of java
classes at runtime by reading some
xml data and adding them to the classpath . Since I was learing
clojure, I thought this could help.
Can you guys provide me with some pointers as to how to go about it.
regards,
rdsr
Hi all,
I had a bit of requirement, which necessitate generation of java
classes at runtime by reading some
xml data and adding them to the classpath . Since I was learing clojure, I
thought this could help.
Can you guys provide me with some pointers as to how to go about it.
regards,
rdsr
Hi,
if your generated classes implement a varying but finite set of
interfaces, or extend a given class, then using the proxy macro would
be the easiest way to generate them at runtime:
http://clojure.org/java_interop#toc26
or type (doc proxy) at the commandline.
If your generated classes exten
I wont be extending classes or interface since I have to generate classes on
the fly,
reading some arbitrary xml schemas at runtime.
I'm thinking of just parsing the xml schema in clojure and generating a
list (which would
contain a text representation of how I would generate a normal java cl
Yes that is feasible.
You might consider just writing out a file and calling "load-file".
Then you have an artifact should you wish to debug later. This will
do the necessary compilation step before giving you access to any
contents.
Chris
On Jun 24, 9:35 am, RD wrote:
> I wont be extending c
