The first time you run something with Inline::Java it must compile all the java code involved. It should be much faster on the second load, at least until you change the code and have to recompile. All Inline modules for compiled languages suffer this problem. But, Inline is good at caching the results of the compile. If you're a bit more clever than I, you can have that compilation happen during make or make test. Consult the Inline mailing list for details.
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