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Integration

Looking to use Groovy with [insert your favorite Java library here]? We've got you covered! Groovy integrates very well (and sometimes greatly extends) a large number of existing Java libraries and tools:

TODO: tag all the other pages that talk about integration with x

Page: Groovy and JMX (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: Configuring AJP13 Using mod_jk (Jetty)
Labels: jetty, apache, integration, ajp, proxy
Page: Bridging the Gap Between Java and .NET with Groovy and Scriptom (Groovy)
Labels: java, groovy, com, net, microsoft, integration, cryptographic, cryptography, encryption, hash, digest, sha, fips, 140, component, object, model, visual, basic
Comment: Spock Framework 0.2 released (Groovy)
Labels: groovy, java, unit, integration, test, spec, tdd, bdd
Page: Running Groovy on .NET 2.0 using IKVM (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: Using Spring Factories with Groovy (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: Using Other Testing Frameworks (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: Using Other XML Libraries (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: Bean Scripting Framework (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: Using JUnit 4 with Groovy (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: GUI Programming with Groovy (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: Ant Integration with Groovy (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: Integrating TPTP (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: Unit Testing (Groovy)
Labels: integration
Page: Google Analytics Plugin (Sonar)
Labels: google, calendar, sonar, plugin, integration
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Finally, if you don't see what you're looking for in the above list, remember – Groovy is Java! Just put that JAR in your classpath and start using it as if you were programming in Java. If you are running into problems with method ambiguity, go here.

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