Fanorona Multithreaded Server.

I have played for a while now with multiple versions of the Fanorona.
- One created by Andrew Keller on the Apple AppStore
- One by Jonhattan Clapp
but none of them reach the prof's version level.

I then tried to separate the Logic from the UI (Applet and AWT) without much success.

The Fanorona Java Version is somewhat tightly mingled all together.
It doesn't follow a clear MVC pattern therefore trying to create a multi-tiered layer is tedious.

Also Fanorona uses a pre JDK1.5 version of Java Concurrency and threads.
The Observer Pattern is also tightly used between the UI and the search component. 

Rather than trying to separate the existing version, I will try to extract its data structure and algorithm.

What I like in this version is the use of the Bit Set Manipulation of a 64 bit board.

The Bit Manipulation can convert a row/column model to bit representation that can be passed to the search engine.
Obviously the search algorithm is by far the most valuable asset of this open source.

- Data Structure
     * Extract the Bit Set Manipulation and Board Representation
     
- Algorithm
     * Isolate the Tree Game Search  
 
- Server
     * Create a multithreaded Server (i.e. JDK 5 Executors) allowing multiple users to submit their boards
     * Use NIO network frameworks (i.e. Netty or Mina) to receive XMLHTTP, or JSon Requests
     * Enable Time or LRU Cache of current online user boards base on hashed session. this will manage priority queues (first in first served basis)

Move the code to Clojure:---