Help me out /g/ Java: How can I turn a string into a java runnable?

>>56361282
no

You mean like turning source code in the form of a string into bytecode during runtime?

There are libraries out there to do that, but there is almost a certainty that there is a better way to approach whatever problem you are trying to solve.

Factory pattern.

RunnableFactory.get(string name)
    if(name.equals("some string")) {
        return new SomeRunnable();
    }

>>56361328
>There are libraries out there to do that, but there is almost a certainty that there is a better way to approach whatever problem you are trying to solve.
I hate fuckers like you. Your entire post was worthless. Answer the guys question, ask for clarification, or don't even bother.

>>56361282
Just write a program that does the following:
1.writes the string to a file
2.executes command / bash javac command
3.there you go senpai, you are stupid. Thank me later.

I know there is a better way of doing the task. I just wanted to be able to go and grab classes from jars in a file and run the code from inside the running program

>>56361377
>>>/stackexchange/

>>56361430
Add the jars to your classpath and you can use any of the classes in them.