PLEASE tell me that there's a better way in Java to write this

DispatchingEffectsFromOptionValue.java

// findPrice : String -> Option<Price>
// Option comes from Atlassian's fugue library https://docs.atlassian.com/fugue/4.3.0/fugue/apidocs/index.html
// I want the equivalent of
// case (maybePrice) {
//   none => display.displayProductNotFoundMessage(barcode)
//   some(price) => display.displayPrice(price)
// }

catalog.findPrice(barcode)
        .<Runnable>fold(
                () -> (() -> display.displayProductNotFoundMessage(barcode)),
                (price) -> (() -> display.displayPrice(price))
        ).run();

My two minutes attempt, using Functional Java. Obviously, untested and from the top of my head!

/* 
 * Assuming:
 *
 * barcode :: Barcode
 * display#displayProductNotFoundMessage() :: F<Barcode, IO<Unit>>
 * display#displayPrice() :: F<Price, IO<Unit>>
*/
catalog.findPrice(barcode) // Option<Price>
    .map(display.displayPrice()) // Option<IO<Unit>>
    .orSome(
	    display.displayProductNotFoundMessage().f(barcode) // IO<Unit>
	    )
    .run();

If the only side effect is printing a String, we could simplify it like this:

/* 
 * Assuming:
 *
 * barcode :: Barcode
 * display#displayProductNotFoundMessage() :: F<Barcode, String>
 * display#displayPrice() :: F<Price, String>
*/
String res = catalog.findPrice(barcode) // Option<Price>
    .map(display.displayPrice()) // Option<String>
    .orSome(
	    display.displayProductNotFoundMessage().f(barcode) // String
	    );
fancyPrint(res);