Grails 1.1 and Groovy 1.6 Java JVM memory settings and tuning
How to change the JVM memory settings in Grails 1.1 and Groovy 1.6 on Linux and Windows systems.[Read More]
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How to change the JVM memory settings in Grails 1.1 and Groovy 1.6 on Linux and Windows systems.[Read More]
Sun Netbeans is the first IDE to support the development of Groovy portlets for the Liferay portal server.[Read More]
Apache Roller 4.0 supports Groovy in 3 different ways: a Groovy client for the Roller API, Groovy code as a template renderer to produce HTML directly with the HTMLMarkupBuilder and as a template renderer through Groovy Server Pages (GSP). Groovy is a simple and easy to understand alternative to writing clients for the Apache Roller API in Java or implementing Roller themes in the Velocity markup language.
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IBM software engineers Suhel Parekh and Ron Lynn describe in their developerworks article titled "
Embedding
Groovy in a JSR 168 portlet for total scripting power" how to bring
your portlets to life by integrating the dynamic Groovy shell.
Sebastian Himberger demonstrated how to add Groovy support to OpenCms on the OpenCms Days 2008. He contributed a scripting languages modules which supports PHP and Groovy at the moment.
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Liferay developer Alberto Montero announced in his blog his first implementation of a Groovy portlet in Liferay's portal server product.[Read More]
Time and Date data in Microsofts Active Directory is stored in a format rather difficult to read as a human being. Put Groovy to the rescue by using some mighty date functions from the JDK in a short script.[Read More]
My name is Frerk Meyer and 'Groovy Grails and Webby Things' is my new blog about the web framework Grails and the scripting language Groovy for the Java platform.[Read More]