Hi Jason
Jason Baragry wrote:
G'Day,Having myself delved into Lisp over the preceeding two years I too have had to figure out how to interface java libraries with Lisp programs or the other way around. Here are pointers to some of the more prominent tools.
Sorry for the off-topic question but the recent lisp discussion made me
think this was a good group of people to ask.
Does anyone know of a good lisp - java integration package? Specifically,
some way for Java to interpret Lisp expressions.
We have a lisp-based workflow engine that we want to add a Java client to.
However, the best package we have found, Jatha
(http://jatha.sourceforge.net/), doesn't seem to handle lisp structures.
jfli - a bridge between clos and java for Xanalys Lispworks. Lets you instantiate and access java classes running in a jvm, from java in a Lisp runtime. http://jfli.sourceforge.net
Armed Bear Common Lisp - a Common Lisp compiler that targets java bytecode. It is being used to implement and is distributed as a part of the editor J. http://armedbear-j.sourceforge.net
linj - a Common Lisp look-alike language and a converter from this language to java that generates code that looks surpricingly close to well written hand written code. http://www.evaluator.pt/linj.html
jLinker - a part of Franz Allegro Common Lisp 7.0 I have not personally tried this one. http://www.franz.com/support/documentation/7.0/doc/jlinker.html
Kristian
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