The functions setup-java-caller and setup-java-constructor define a Java caller, which is a function that calls a Java method or a constructor. Once this the caller is defined, calls to name ultimately invoke the Java method or constructor.
Interpretation of the arguments and behavior of the defined caller is the same as the macros define-java-caller and define-java-constructor.
Unlike the macros define-java-caller and define-java-constructor. the functions setup-java-caller and setup-java-constructor do the lookup immediately, and therefore require running Java. If the lookup fails, they do not set the symbol function, and return two values: nil and a condition indicating the reason for the failure.
The functions (when successful) return name.
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