Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
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Also, Tapestry isn't going to read Groovy source files, you need to
set up your IDE or build tool to compile the Groovy files to .class
files.
There was some work done in the chenillekit framework to evaluate groovy
scripts: http://www.chenillekit.org/demo/script
Tapestry generally doesn't care whether a class is Groovy or Java ...
it all looks the same at runtime. I've built some demos using Groovy.
It's not fully idiomatic Groovy, you tend to use more explicit types,
as Tapestry actually does something useful with them.
Also, Tapestry isn't going to re
Hi,
I like T5 IOC, is there a way to use T5 Ioc with Groovy in non web
applications? Thanks.
Angelo
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