Not sure what I did previously different, but now it seems to work for me
with the code snippet similar as the one above (And which I am sure I tried
before as well).
Thank you all for your help,
Thomas
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It would help if you could give an executable representative case (if
the library you are trying to use is not freely available, maybe try
to find an open source library that has a similar interface ? I am by
no means a Java wizard, but it seems pretty idiomatic).
On 13 March 2013 11:06, Thomas w
@Brian
I want to translate the snippet above to Clojure.
@Jonathan
That is more or less what I tried, but I get this error:
(.setName fred "fred")
UnsupportedOperationException setName
x.x.proxy$java.lang.Object$Fred$8b90692b.setName (:-1)
from Java it all works (albeit kinda mysteriously f
I think you can simply use 'Fred' instead of 'Fred.class'.
Since, in the repl:
(class Integer)
;=> java.lang.Class
I.e. just by using the name, we get a Class object, which should correspond
to .class in java.
In other words, you should be able to run:
(let [f (Factory/createInstance)
fre
Do you want to know how to define Fred, or how to translate the above code
snippet?
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Hi All,
I have to interface with a Java project that is used in the following way:
Factory f = Factory.createInstance();
Fred fred = f.create( Fred.class);
fred.setName( "Fred");
Where Fred is just an interface with some getters and setters, and I guess
the dynamic proxy generates the right cod
