Xavier Clerc

My goal is to release an alpha3 version during March; this release will be focused on libraries (enhancement of `javalib`, partial rewrite of `concurrent`), documentation, and will feature some bugfixes....

Unfortunately not. I got a new job in a start-up company (February), and the bad news is that it is _really_ time consuming... The good news is that the aforementioned...

I just started the work of updating to 4.03. Don't hold your breath, however: it will be a major update due to numerous changes in the OCaml compiler code base.

I am currently porting Barista (the library used for Java class file manipulation) to 4.04. In the process, major changes have occurred: support for Java 8 and 9, move from...

I'm afraid it is not possible to write Android apps with OCaml-Java. The first problem is that, to the best of my knowledge, Android does not fully support Java 1.7...

That's (possibly) good news! The "possibly" stems from the fact that, although Android now supports Java 8, it support seems to be different from the one in the JDK. For...

@vphantom Yes, although there is no active development. The deployed application serves a REST API and is hosted on Heroku. @flefevre I would have to update the compiler patch. As...

It is unfortunately not possible to extend a Java class; you can only implement a Java interface through an OCaml object. If it can solve your problem, you can find...

I am afraid `ocamljava` does not support this, at least out-of-the-box. Basically, `ocamljava` uses the Java language where `ocamlc` and `ocamlopt` use the C language. In other words, `ocamljava` expects...

It looks like it fails when trying to link the first `.jar` file. Could you try to use `ocamljava.opt` on an empty `.ml` file to check whether this is indeed...