How to use DRPCClient in Java in storm 1.0.3 (at least)

drpcclient-example.clj

;; Documentation on the storm site http://storm.apache.org/releases/1.0.3/Distributed-RPC.html
;; has an example that constructs DRPCClient in a way that is out-of-date.
;; And all the example code uses the LocalDRPCClient, so there's no docs on how to construct this object.

;; The problem is the new first parameter to the DRPCClient constructors. This should be the storm config map,
;; the same one topologies get and the one configured via storm.yaml. Ideally it is the identical map, but
;; if you are running the DRPCClient on a different process you may not have access to it.

;; Below is the minimum you need to get started on a not-very-customized storm cluster

(import '(org.apache.storm.utils DRPCClient)
        '(org.apache.storm Config))

(DRPCClient.
  ;; NOTE: The transport plugin must match the one configured in cluster's storm.yaml,
  ;; and must be on the client's classpath.
  ;; NOTE: SimpleTransportPlugin is deprecated but still seems to be the default in storm v1.0.3
  ;; If this is changed in storm.yaml to org.apache.storm.security.auth.plain.PlainSaslTransportPlugin
  ;; (the most likely new candidate), you must change the setting here
  ;; and you can also remove the *_MAX_BUFFER_SIZE config settings
  {Config/STORM_THRIFT_TRANSPORT_PLUGIN       "org.apache.storm.security.auth.SimpleTransportPlugin"
   Config/NIMBUS_THRIFT_MAX_BUFFER_SIZE       1048576
   Config/DRPC_MAX_BUFFER_SIZE                1048576
   ;; These config names are deceiving. These are actually used to configure
   ;; the drpc exponential backoff (as well as nimbus retries).
   ;; You can potentially use different settings here.
   Config/STORM_NIMBUS_RETRY_TIMES            5
   Config/STORM_NIMBUS_RETRY_INTERVAL         2000
   Config/STORM_NIMBUS_RETRY_INTERVAL_CEILING 60000}
  ;; Remaining args (including optional timeout arg) are as in older DRPCClient classes.
  "drpc-server-hostname" 3772)