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Groovy Eclipse plugin updated to Groovy 1.5.6 and Eclipse 3.4
The Groovy Eclipse team released an updated version of the Groovy Eclipse plugin.
In this new release, the main points of interest:
MavenProject (Maven Project Builder 2.0.4 API)
getCompileClasspathElements()
Parsing XML with Groovy
The web service looked at yesterday returns a Shakespeare speech in XML format based on the search string that is sent via Groovy from a Swing form created in Matisse. Groovy isn't only useful in interacting with the web service—parsing the returned XML is also a trivial activity with GroovyGrails, Jetty, Glassfish and JNDI Data Sources
Today I've moved a bunch of my Grails apps over to JNDI Data Sources, and while it's fresh in my mind, I thought I'd document a few of the tips and tricks involved.
First of all, why would you even want to use JNDI data sources? A few good reasonsFunctional Test Driven Development with Grails and WebTest
An approach to functional test driven development using Grails, WebTest and some custom additions to the Grails WebTest pluginMetaprogramming in Groovy Pecha Kucha
The Groovy Users of Minnesota created a 6 minute presentation about metaprogramming in Groovy. This site has all the information and the link to the YouTube video. Pretty cool guys, congrats.groovy/grails forum.org
grails-forum.org & groovy-forum.org :: View Forum - Integrated development environment
Groovy Makes Web Services Embarrassingly Easy
Meera pointed me to another very cool article she's written, RESTful Web Services in 60 Seconds, and (because I've been in an intensely groovy frame of mind for a few days now), I immediately associated it with my earlier experiments with Groovy and web services, in a blog entry entitled Groovy Web Service from the end of last year, based on some key learnings from the official Groovy web service site, (which has expanded a lot since then, I noticed today). At the time, I needed to hack things quite a bit to get web services to work with Groovy in NetBeans IDE (as honestly recorded in that blog entry).
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