OK, I understand this better now. While I see the potential benefit of saving a few clicks and of easier JBT set up and deployment, it seems to me that the actual savings in time would be negligible, considering that they would be offset by presumably less productive Java development in some sort of a custom editor where it would be much more error prone. Granted, Java would still report syntax errors, even if compiling is done by reflection, and you could correct the errors, but this entire concepts sounds a little strange to me. It's almost like reinventing an IDE.
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