AFAIK no conversion may be necessary, since Clojure maps are Java
maps.
user> (instance? java.util.Map {:foo "foo" :bah 3})
true
The only exception would be if your method expects a mutable map. In
that case,
user> (HashMap. {:foo "foo" :bah 3})
#<HashMap {:foo=foo, :bah=3}>
-Jason
On Feb 6, 11:02 am, Peter Wolf <opus...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello, how do I do this elegantly?
>
> I have a Clojure Map = {:foo "foo" :bah 3 ... }
>
> and I need to pass it to a Java method that is expecting a
> Map<String,Object> = { "foo" --> "foo" , "bah" --> 3 ...}
>
> How does one convert a Clojure Map to the equivalent Java Map? I bet I
> could do it in one line if I knew the magic.
>
> Thanks
> Peter
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