bumzee schrieb:
> I've added Groovy to an existing web project being developed in Java 1.5,
> IntelliJ 7.04 and Resin 3.1.5. No spring, no grails and groovy is not being
> used as groovlets or GSPs.
checked ;)
> I have some groovy beans and groovy controller
> classes. Anyway....I can't make changes to the groovy classes without
> restarting my web application. The java classes can't changed and reloaded
> with the normal hotswap restrictions, but not the groovy classes.
can't changed? you mean the java classes can be changed I guess. Also I
am irritated by the term hotwap here... VM based this means that you
replace a class with a new version. Does it mean the same here? And what
are the restrictions?
> The problem seems to be groovyc.
because?
> Is it simply not possible to have groovy work with hotswap? I guess it
> doesn't necessarily need to work with hotswap, I just don't want to have to
> restart after changing a groovy classes.
we have other things for this, but first let us look at the questions
above... and I need to know the following... you do not use groovy ource
files, you use precompiled classes, right?
bye blackdrag
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