Is there any way to avoid the verbosity?, I try with a more functional
approach which was OK for IntelliJ but not for the Java 8 compiler, here is
the form that is working:
private void applyToAccount(Currency currency, BalanceOperation operation)
{
context().child(currency.code).
getOrElse(new AbstractFunction0<Option<ActorRef>>() {
@Override
public Option<ActorRef> apply() {
return Option.some(context().actorOf(balancePersistorProps(
currency), currency.code));
}
}).
get().forward(operation, context);
}
But I was hoping the following would work, but Java 8 can't infer the type,
strange IntelliJ recognizes it I guess the mix of Java and Scala drives it
crazy:
private void applyToAccount(Currency currency, BalanceOperation operation) {
context().child(currency.code).
getOrElse(() -> Option.some(context().actorOf(balancePersistorProps(
currency), currency.code))).
get().forward(operation, context);
}
Best regards.
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