Help: Running a Groovy Script containing @GrabResolver and @Grab hangs...

[Jeff]

I'm here grovelling for some help.

I have a simple Groovy script that needs to import the RESTClient like so:

@GrabResolver(name='myrepo', root='http://nexus.mycompany.com/nexus/content/groups/myrepo/')

@Grab('org.codehaus.groovy.modules.http-builder:http-builder:0.7.1')

import groovyx.net.http.RESTClient

println "Create RESTClient"

I've tried running as a "Groovy System Script", "Groovy Script" and directly in the Scriptler script manager.  If I Remove the @GrabResolver/@Grab directives, it runs but obviously I can't use RESTClient.

If I include the @Grab and other directives, it just hangs.  I can copy the exact command and run it from the shell and it works fine.  It just doesn't work when Jenkins runs it.  

What am I doing wrong?  This should NOT be this difficult.

Thanks!

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[Victor Martinez]

AFAIK grab is not supported and you could add those dependencies.(jars) in the classpath

Further details:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14889948/running-groovy-script-on-jenkins

Cheers

[Jeff]

Thanks...I just got this working today and found that it was due to my environment.  Our Jenkins runs in a Secure Development Environment with no external access.  Being new to Groovy/Grape/etc. I didn't realized that it had a default list of repositories it searched when specifying the @Grab statement and thought it was only trying to check our internal repository that I specified.  

I found that I needed a custom grapeConfig.xml that ONLY had our internal repository listed and it started working.

Disclaimer:  The use case I'm testing is NOT a "Groovy system script" but a regular Groovy script.  I was initially going to try to make a system script so I could interact with the Jenkins job and inject additional environment variables/parameters, but decided to just to it all in the Groovy script and it's working great!

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