Using the Groovy eclipse plugin, my gwt app runs fine in hosted mode
with some groovy code in the server.
But how do you deploy such an app? In particular, it appears that
no .class files are generated by the groovy eclipse plugin that I can
include in the .war file.
What is the easiest way to generate them? Do I need to do it
manually?
I realize that this is not a gwt question, but groovy is very cool and
others may want to use it for some of their server code.
Amir
On May 22, 10:45 am, "amich...@gmail.com" <amich...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Using the Groovy eclipse plugin, my gwt app runs fine in hosted mode
> with some groovy code in the server.
>
> But how do you deploy such an app? In particular, it appears that
> no .class files are generated by the groovy eclipse plugin that I can
> include in the .war file.
>
* it turns out that the groovy .class files are put in bin-groovy
* also add groovy-all-1.0.jar to your tomcat lib directory
Amir