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Ant Integration with Groovy
Introduction Ant http://ant.apache.org is the predominant build environment for Java projects. Groovy is a leading Scripting language for the JVM. The good news is that you can use them together easily and with many benefits. (g) Existing Ant Users (Java Projects ...
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Bean Scripting Framework
Groovy integrates cleanly with (the Bean Scripting Framework) which allows you to embed any scripting engine into your Java code while keeping your Java code decoupled from any particular scripting engine specifics. The BSF engine ...
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Bridging the Gap Between Java and .NET with Groovy and Scriptom
write a simple FIPS 1401 compliant SHA1 wrapper for Java using Groovy, Scriptom, and Visual Basic.NET Ever wonder what all the fighting is about? On the one hand, we have Java, with its basis in objectoriented theory ...
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Groovy and JMX
Introduction Given that Groovy sits directly on top of Java, Groovy can leverage the tremendous amount of work already done for JMX http://java.sun.com/javase/technologies/core/mntrmgmt/javamanagement/ with Java. In addition, Groovy provides a {{GroovyMBean}} class which ...
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GUI Programming with Groovy
Covers Swing, SWT, WingS, SwingX \\ Introduction Groovy has several options available for writing GUI code: you can directly use any of the AWT and Swing classes built in to Java you can use any Java libraries ...
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Integrating TPTP
page provides some hints for using the Eclipse TPTP facilities with Groovy . The Eclipse Testing and Performance Tools Platform (TPTP http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/) project addresses the entire test and performance life cycle, from early testing to production application ...
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Running Groovy on .NET 2.0 using IKVM
Overview It is possible to run Groovy on .NET 2.0 using IKVM as a virtual machine. By using IKVM compiler, you can compile your Groovy jar to be a .NET assembly (a DLL file) with the following command: ikvmc target:library groovyall1.5.0.jar However ...
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Unit Testing
shows how Groovy may be used to simplify unit testing The Groovy Advantage Groovy simplifies JUnit testing, making it more Groovy, in several ways, including: JUnit is built into the groovy runtime, so you can script JUnit tests ...
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Using JUnit 4 with Groovy
Groovy has excellent support for Testing with Unit Testing (GroovyTestCase adds extra capabilities to TestCase from JUnit 3.8.2) and Mocking capabilities built right in. Currently, there are no special Groovy extensions for JUnit 4 but it's easy to use so long as you ...
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Using Other Testing Frameworks
Examples of integration with a number of Java testing frameworks Using Other Java Testing Frameworks Sometimes you may wish to consider complementing Groovy's builtin capabilities with one or more of the following frameworks
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