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 AmbientTalk has been implemented in Java. Because of this, Java plays two roles: it is both a symbiont language and the implementation language of AmbientTalk (and hence of the linguistic symbiosis itself). Figure \ref{fig:wrappers} illustrates the different objects that play a part in the AmbientTalk/Java symbiosis, according to the implementation model of Inter-language reflection. AmbientTalk objects are physically implemented as Java objects. This is illustrated by means of the ``represents'' relationship. To enable symbiosis, additional objects are required which denote the //appearance// of objects from one language in the other language. At the implementation level, such appearances are implemented as //wrapper// objects, which wrap an object from a different language and which perform the protocol mapping which translates between the semantics of the symbiont languages.
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+{{:at:tutorial:wrapper-architecture.png?385|Symbiotic representation of AmbientTalk and Java Objects}}
 ===== Accessing Java classes =====