> Pretty much the same story for Groovy. There are still some issues
> related to access to private instance variables and introduced base
> classes.
For the private instace stuff, as I tested in a previous blog post, that
seems to work without to much pain in Scala. Variable just have to be
initialized with a non-def value ("_"), so you can have:
...
@Inject
var Messages messages = _
@Persist
var User user = _
...
And that's it. Be careful, Scala has a notion of read-only variable named
"value" (val), equivalent to Java final. Be sure to use variables, not
them.
I will have to go a little farther than the quickstart application to see
if there is more limitation, so stay tuned.
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