The functions create-instance-jobject-list and create-instance-jobject construct a jobject for the CLOS instance instance and set its slot to that jobject.
The type of instance (that is, the class name of its class) must have been associated with a Java constructor by passing it as the class-symbol argument to define-java-constructor or setup-java-constructor
create-instance-jobject just calls create-instance-jobject-list with instance and args.
create-instance-jobject-list constructs the jobject using the args. args can be either the list of arguments for the constructor (the list may be nil), or t, in which case create-instance-jobject-list uses default-constructor-arguments to create a list of arguments and uses it instead. The Java constructor is called in the same way that it would be called by the caller that is defined by define-java-constructor. See define-java-constructor for details of calling. The result of the construction is stored in instance and is returned.
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