> 
>  Of course, these things always contribute a little to the traditional
>  "we have the best-kept secret", or perhaps, "we have the largest
>  inferiority complex" that plagues the Tcl world.  One would like to
>  think that Tcl/Jacl wouldn't be relegated to the "etc." category in
>  lists such as this (from the Java One flyer).
> 

The greatest irony is that Tcl and JACL were originally developed by Sun and 
then put out to grass.  The fact is dynamic language capability has been part 
of the JVM since 1997.  Just look at the JACL source.  It has Sun copywrite 
plastered all over the shop.    Just add the two JACL jar files to the 
lib/ext directory of the Java SDK/JRE to enable dynamic class loading and hey 
presto you have a built in scripting environment for JAVA.  I am amazed that 
Java did not ship with built in JACL as standard.        

* BlendExtension.java --
 *
 *	This extension encapsulates the java::* commands.
 *
 * Copyright (c) 1997-1998 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.

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