Well, I'm guessing that the multiple methods exception is due to the fact that the value of "null" in Java is not typed - that is to say, there is no such thing as a "null String" versus a "null Integer" - null is just null. If you pass a value of null to something that has multiple implementations, it's probably finding it can't determine which one it should call with just null (or nil, in clojure).
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