strange issue with route.groovy

[Wilson MacGyver]

Hi there,

I just noticed something strange today.

so I have a groovylet

/WEB-INF/api/games/precompute.groovy

ie, 2 directory down

and in route.groovy

I put

get '/api/match', forward: '/api/games/precompute.groovy'

this works on local dev server, but when I push it up to production it doesn't.

but if I move the groovlet so it's /WEB-INF/api/precompute.groovy, ie, only 1 directory

down. I change the route.groovy to

get '/api/match', forward: '/api/precompute.groovy'

then it works on both local and production.

has anyone run into this before? this seems quite odd to me.

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[Vladimír Oraný]

This is common problem if you forget to declare package in the groovlet

Dne st 23. 9. 2015 19:05 uživatel Wilson MacGyver <wmac...@gmail.com> napsal:

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[Wilson MacGyver]

Really? Howcome it works on dev server?

[Vladimír Oraný]

I prefers local files (found by path) to precompiled (found by package + script name).

Dne st 23. 9. 2015 21:14 uživatel Wilson MacGyver <wmac...@gmail.com> napsal:

[Wilson MacGyver]

yup, that was it. by declaring package in my groovlet files, now I can have more than one directory deep. and everything works correctly.

Thank you!