Multimethod groovy classes behave differently when called from java compared to
Groovy
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Key: MGROOVY-143
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MGROOVY-143
Project: GMaven
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 1.0-rc-2
Environment: Maven, groovy, java
Reporter: Stig Lau
Assignee: Jason Dillon
Priority: Minor
Attachments: groovymixedcompiler.zip
I have a mixed groovy/java application where the domain model is implemented in
groovy, and the java utilizes the groovy classes.
I'm trying to use the multimethods functionality of groovy to do some nifty
stuff, such as writing a simpler equals method.
I have two scenarios of usage;
* The groovy and java classes are in the same module
* The application is multimodule, where code from a module depends on the
groovy code, from a jar
My problem is that the calling java code does not behave in the same way groovy
calling code would. For example, different equals methods are apparently used.
Why is this? Example attached.
I guess this could be normal Groovy behavour, but is in which case something to
beware of with mixed projects
Is there any special way to package the groovy code (not as compiled class
files), such as uncompiled .groovy files, that makes multimodule projects
behave as wished?
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