By bloid
via blogs.sun.com
Published: Nov 08 2007 / 10:38
In Groovy Template (Part 1), I showed a simple yet powerful Groovy script (one that I need to use in real life). However, being able to run Groovy is nice, but better is if you have some user interface on top of the Groovy script. Or, in fact, on top of the compiled Java class because, in fact, that's what my Groovy script has become, thanks to the groovyc Ant task that I ran in the IDE. I also ran a target for Groovydoc.
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