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-If you want to load your own Java class make sure that the .class file is in the classpath of the JVM running AmbientTalk. By default, the iat script puts the at/ directory of the AmbientTalk distribution in the classpath. +If you want to load your own Java class make sure that the .class file is in the classpath of the JVM running AmbientTalk. By default, the iat script adds the standard $CLASSPATH classpath.  
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 ==== Starting an AmbientTalk interpreter from Java ==== ==== Starting an AmbientTalk interpreter from Java ====
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-When starting an AmbientTalk virtual machine from a Java application, the resulting system is inherently multithreaded. The wrappers created by the ''evalAndWrap'' method will ensure that the Java code cannot break the concurrency properties of AmbientTalk. Moreover, by default this wrapper will ensure that the Java thread waits for the result of evaluating the AmbientTalk code which prevents concurrent access on possible Java objects used by the evaluated code. For more detailed information on this topic we refer to our [[ftp://prog.vub.ac.be/tech_report/2007/vub-prog-tr-07-15.pdf|ICDL2007 paper]].+When starting an AmbientTalk virtual machine from a Java application, the resulting system is inherently multithreaded. The wrappers created by the ''evalAndWrap'' method will ensure that the Java code cannot break the concurrency properties of AmbientTalk. Moreover, by default this wrapper will ensure that the Java thread waits for the result of evaluating the AmbientTalk code which prevents concurrent access on possible Java objects used by the evaluated code. For more detailed information on this topic we refer to our [[http://soft.vub.ac.be/Publications/2007/vub-prog-tr-07-15.pdf|ICDL2007 paper]].
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