Compile net/mumble/protege/abcl/LispAction.java with abcl.jar,
jscheme.jar, and org.protege.core/ in your class path.  Then plop a
copy of this whole directory, or possibly a symbolic link thereto (but
I don't assume that much of Java), in the the plugins/ subdirectory of
Protege.  When Protege is next started, there should be a submenu of
`Tools' labelled `Load a Lisp file...', which you can use to load a
file into ABCL.  If a function CL-USER::PROTEGE-HOOK is defined after
loading this file, Protege will call it with the LispAction instance
for the mneu item.

Be careful of the symbolic links to `abcl.jar' and `jscheme.jar', which
are tailored to the structure of the lsw repository.

By Azathoth, do I loathe Java.