How to use a compiled Clojure class in Eclipse with Counterclockwise

I created a basic hello world class in eclipse with clojure and counterclockwise and I'm able to compile it with clojure no problem.

(ns ca.ckovacs.test.helloWorld
    (:gen-class))

(defn -main
  [greetee]
  (println (str "Hello " greetee "!")))

I see that this generates three classes in my /classes folder:

helloWorld__init.class
helloWorld$_main__135.class
helloWorld$loading__6309__auto__133.class

But why don't I get a helloWorld.class?

I eventually want to be able to use a Clojure compiled class within Eclipse.

I must be missing something obvious, but reading through the Compilation page at clojure.org, the posted example hello wor开发者_Go百科ld says you can just load the helloWorld class like any other java class.

Thanks.

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I don't know what the problem was, but I ended up renaming my package name and I get the helloWorld.class file as expected.

I suspect the problem may be because I had two seperate source paths (one for Java, one for Clojure) that shared the same package namespace.

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Hmmm... Since no one else has provided an answer, I'll try to give some guidance even though I don't use Eclipse or Counterclockwise.

If you want to treat your Clojure functions like static methods when calling from Java, you need to add some information to your (gen-class) statement, particularly :methods keyword.

See my answer to "Calling Clojure from Java" a few days ago. It provides an answer developed on NetBeans and enclojure that may provide some guidance for your problem.

Dealing with classes/object/inheritance between the two languages is a bit more complicated.