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I have a quite huge Java class that has several imported packages and libraries (related to natural language processing). I want to call some specific methods of my Java classes and get results back using a Perl script. How should I do this? I guess the Inline::Java is not suitable for my purpose since the Java code is quite large to be incorporated at one place.
Why is Inline::Java not suitable? You don’t need to provide access to all the bits of your Java API. You can write short methods that call into your Java stuff. A small Java adapter layer can show up in your Perl code to give you the access you need. Have you tried it yet?
How big is this Java code base? I’ve been on projects that easily integrated big Java SDKs (although I wasn’t that one doing that part).