I have made a lot of progress this weekend on getting Groovy actions working
with Spring's scripting support. The Spring guys have resolved a great
number of issues with the scripting support in Spring 2.0.3.

My goals have been to allow a development style that uses Groovy, and the
scripting support in Spring to eliminate a lot of the recompile, redeploy
cycle.

Using the Groovy Works technique I only need to restart my application for a
change in configuration, or in a compiled java class. When I'm concentrating
on one screen and its service bean, and DAO I can just code and basically
hit reload in my browser. Spring and the Groovy Works plugin recompile the
scritps as needed.

Take a look: http://www.vitarara.org/cms/groovyworks

Mark

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