Hi Miki,
The JavaBeans spec defines the notion of a getter, and exposes it
reflectively through java.beans.PropertyDescriptor. This matters
because not all "getXXX" methods are getters, and not all getters have
names "getXXX". The Clojure bean function uses beans reflection, you
should take a look at it.
An interesting improvement would be exception-proofing. Some beans are
poorly-behaved (IMO) in the sense that their getters can throw
exceptions.
Cheers,
Stu
Hello All,
I wrote a little utility that "wraps" Java object into a hash map
(coming to think of it, "wrap" is not that good name).
The code is at http://bitbucket.org/tebeka/clojurewise/src/tip/wrap.clj
.
Since I'm a Clojure newbie, I'll be glad to hear any comment about it.
Thank you,
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