Don't forget gen-interface. In fact, you may want to have just one
gen-class with a static factory method, which produces an anonymous
implementation of one of the interfaces, which is an abstract factory
for making other objects that implement other interfaces. This
provides the least coupling bet
Hi Ambrose,
actually, I want to write this facade to learn how the java interop
works. I'm still a beginner but calling java from clojure already
works pretty good and I'm able to get things done faster with less
code. The next step is then to make this clojure facade available for
the java develo
Hi Finn,
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 4:19 PM, finbeu wrote:
> I would like to build a facade in clojure and
> provide a jar file so that this clojure facade can be easily used by
> java developers that do not know anything at all about clojure
> (they're scared to death when I show them clojure code
I'm using some legacy inhouse java libraries that are pretty
complicated (lots of boilerplate and ugly code bloat to produce
something useful). I would like to build a facade in clojure and
provide a jar file so that this clojure facade can be easily used by
java developers that do not know anythin
