Huh. I don’t know enough about JDOM to ask more than stupid questions, especially when we’re talking about two different languages on the same VM. So please b

Huh. I don’t know enough about JDOM to ask more than stupid questions, especially when we’re talking about two different languages on the same VM. So please bear with me or ignore at your leisure. This all happened within Clojure? Their Java interop is reportedly good, but the docs also say you lose the immutability safeguards when you interact directly with Java classes. I dunno if “regular Java” means literally that, or while working with Java inside of Clojure. Which is it? “One thing saves a reference” - if this was interop, did you convert that to a Clojure data structure as early as possible, and do no more interop after that until a final return? I’ve avoided deep interop so far, so I don’t understand the mechanics of the interface, and I’m not clear if your response is about that.