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I am trying to use a TCP socket to communicate a shared state between a server and a bunch of clients. I am using “Server-Socket” from clojure.contrib for the server. That works pretty well and I can communicate with the server with other tools.
I am having a rather hard time finding good examples for client-side socket use in Clojure.
I actually “print” and “read-stirng” the state vector back and forth.
What is the “Clojure” way to do do the client side?
I found “saturine” very useful https://github.com/texodus/saturnine
Saturnine is a Clojure library designed to facilitate rapid development of asynchronous network applications. It is built on top of JBoss Netty, and inherits a number of features from this framework, but is designed with simplicity in mind.