I'll be sure to look at Jarc 21 eventually, but I'm sort of falling behind thanks to, well, getting a job. XD I'm behind on trying out Rainbow and Semi-Arc too, so this is one more for the to-do list. ^_^;
I definitely appreciate the dynamic proxy support though. I'll see how easy it is to incorporate that into Lathe's jvm.arc... sooner or later.
161 days ago you announced your jvm.arc? Interesting. Seems useful.
So Groovy allows dynamic classes, not just interfaces? I'd like to do that in Jarc also. But I don't see how to do it without generating byte code. Jarc now includes Jasmin (a JVM assembler) so generating byte code is pretty straight-forward.
Sun's implementation of JDK 6 is co-bundled with the Mozilla Rhino based JavaScript script engine. (...)
Rhino's JavaAdapter has been removed. JavaAdapter is the feature by which a Java class can be extended by JavaScript and Java interfaces may be implemented by JavaScript. This feature also requires a class generation library. We have replaced Rhino's JavaAdapter with Sun's implementation of the JavaAdapter. In Sun implementation, only a single Java interface may be implemented by a JavaScript object.
In other words, the Rhino distributed with JDK 6 provides no JavaAdapter functionality the Proxy class can't already achieve....