Faking Clojures

Hey,

I have an interesting problem here and I'm wondering if ASM can help
me. I want to write a method that takes two arguments. A clojure alike
function and a list of arguments. The function receives the arguments
at some future point in time when it's executed.

The tricky part is, the execution happens on some remote machine. That
means I want to extract the function's bytecode, send it along with
the arguments to some remote machine, turn it back into a class and
execute it.

I've done something similar with Runnables in the past (with plain
Java) but it was overall to fragile to be practical.

Thanks,
 Roger


public interface Function {
    public void invoke(Object[] args);
}

Object[] args = new Object[] { "Hello", "World!" };
doSomething(new Function() {
    public void invoke(Object[] arguments) {
        System.out.println(Arrays.asList(args));
    }
}, args);

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