By fifthposition
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Published: Mar 16 2010 / 06:43
One of the biggest challenges in developing web applications is the ability to alter the behaviour of your program once the application has been deployed. If you are building a highly extensible application like a content management system or an e-commerce engine, you don’t necessarily want to restart or redeploy every time a change has been made. You also want the ability to define business rules, add custom scripts, and turn functionality on and off. In this post, I [Tomás Lin] will show you how to externalize application functionality using closures, the Groovy configSlurper and the pluggable behaviour pattern.
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